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An Associate of Applied Science prepares graduates to join the workforce in a particular field. The degree is often pursued by students who do not have plans to enter programs of advanced study.

Associate of Applied Science in Diagnostic Technology

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Diagnostic Medical Sonography (AAS)
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Anchorage, USA +1 More

The Diagnostic Medical Sonography (DMS) program offers a 72-credit Associate of Applied Science Degree that takes 3-5 years to complete depending on completion of prerequisite ... +

The Diagnostic Medical Sonography (DMS) program offers a 72-credit Associate of Applied Science Degree that takes 3-5 years to complete depending on completion of prerequisite, program, and application requirements. The program trains individuals for employment as a general sonographer or ultrasound tech. The program is designed for individuals who already have training and experience providing direct care to patients. Sonography, or ultrasound, is an imaging specialty that uses sound waves. Sonographers operate specialized equipment that transmits high-frequency sound waves into a patient's body. Structures within the body reflect the sound to form cross-sectional images. These images are interpreted by physicians, most commonly radiologists. Sonographers work in a variety of medical settings from doctor offices to large medical centers. -
Associate of Applied Science
English
Sep 2021
Campus
 

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Associate of Applied Science
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Perrysburg, USA

Magnetic resonance technologists are medical professionals who perform magnetic resonance imaging procedures. They are educated in inpatient care, human anatomy, physiology, p ... +

Magnetic resonance technologists are medical professionals who perform magnetic resonance imaging procedures. They are educated in inpatient care, human anatomy, physiology, pathology, radiopharmacology, imaging procedures, MR physics, ethics, and medical terminology. Magnetic resonance technologists must possess, utilize, and maintain knowledge about magnetic protection and safety. They must recognize conditions essential for successful completion of the procedure and exercise independent professional and ethical judgment. Offered on the Toledo-area campus, the Magnetic Resonance Imaging Program offers students a combination of didactic instruction with practical application in clinical education affiliates. Graduates must take and pass a national certification examination administered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. -
Associate of Applied Science
English
Sep 2021
Campus
 

MRI Technologist
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Sacramento, USA

The student receives six hundred seventy-five (675) hours of didactic training and one thousand (1000) hours of clinical education, allowing them to apply the lecture topics t ... +

The student receives six hundred seventy-five (675) hours of didactic training and one thousand (1000) hours of clinical education, allowing them to apply the lecture topics to practical use. -
Associate of Applied Science
English
Sep 2021
Campus
 

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Associate of Applied Science in Radiologic Technology
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Lewiston, USA

Radiologic Technology Programs combine education about advanced technology, physiology, and human behaviour to enable rewarding opportunities in the in-demand field of medical ... +

Radiologic Technology Programs combine education about advanced technology, physiology, and human behaviour to enable rewarding opportunities in the in-demand field of medical imaging. -
Associate of Applied Science
English
Sep 2021
Campus
 

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