Radiologic Technology

Program Mission, Goals, and Student Learning Outcomes

Clinical Obligations

The Radiologic Technology Program is affiliated with clinical education settings that are hospital, orthopedic, and clinical based which will prepare graduates with the skills needed to seek employment as a radiographer.

During the orientation, the student will receive an overview of the student clinical obligations in addition the above orientation items. Students will be required to attend clinical night rotations (12p-9p). Each student will have approximately the same number of night rotations throughout the length of the program. Students will be scheduled to attend clinical practicum located up to 50 miles away from Albany Technical College. Students will also be required to purchase malpractice insurance which is offered by the college.

Clinical Affiliates

- Albany Internal Medicine - Phoebe Orthopaedic Specialty Group - Albany Urology Clinic and Surgery Center - Phoebe Diagnostic and Imaging Center - Crisp Regional Hospital - Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital - Phoebe Convenient Care - Phoebe Northwest Convenient Care - Phoebe East Convenient Care - Phoebe Lee County Urgent Care - Phoebe Sumter Medical Center

Program Effectiveness Data

Radiology Program Application Packet Due Date: JULY 31, 2026

- Application Deadline – July 31, 2026 - TEAS Deadline – July 31, 2026 - Mandatory Orientation – Aug 10, 2026 at 10am

- Submit a completed application and fee - Be at least 18 years of age - Submit an official high school transcript or High School Equivalency transcript - Submit official college transcripts, if applicable - Completing entrance examination requirements for Albany Technical College. - Minimum Test Scores:

ACCUPLACER NEXT GENERATION- | Reading | 236 | ACCUPLACER – | Sentence Skills | 70 Writing | 249 | Reading Comp. | 64 Quantitative Reasoning | 245 | Elem. Algebra | 57

Radiology Program Competitive Admission Requirements:

Admission to the college does not guarantee admission to the Radiologic Technology program. The Radiologic Technology program begins its occupational courses every Spring semester. Admission to the Radiologic Technology Program is competitive. The competitive admissions process begins each year and is opened to all applicants who have completed the applications process which includes:

- Completing entrance examination requirements of Albany Technical College and the program. - Complete Admissions Packet – DUE JULY 31, 2026 Pick up from Radiology Program Chair Print from Radiology Program website (Click Here) - TEAS test completion and a score of 58.7 or higher - TEAS Deadline – JULY 31, 2026 - Entire completion of 25 semester hours of the program core course requirements (listed below) - Applicants must be at least 18 years of age prior to starting the clinical component of the program.

The student who submits an application and completes the TEAS with successful score by deadline will be required to attend Mandatory Orientation on August 10, 2026 at 10am in HCT 120. The student must successfully complete all core course requirements with a 2.75 GPA average or higher by no later than the end of the Fall semester prior to Spring program admission. No occupational courses may be taken prior to program acceptance, including completion of core requirements. During mandatory orientation, the student could be subject to the below additional requirements. These requirements include, but are not limited to:

- Completion of a physical examination with the results recorded on the college forms. - Obtain a PPD skin test/T-Spot - Obtain their immunization record to include MMR, Varicella, Influenza, Hep B, and TDap. - Obtain an 10-panel drug screening test - Obtain a 2 year CPR certification (BLS-AED) through the American Heart Association - Arrange to get a national criminal background check. - Complete 8 hours of volunteer service in a Radiology department approved and scheduled by the Program Director.

All of these requirements will need to be completed and submitted to the Program Director by the deadline set during the program orientation. After completion of all requirements, 15 students, through competitive admission will be selected.

SELECTION PROCESS

ATC uses an objective, quantitative process to score all eligible candidates for selection into the Radiologic Technology Program. Selection begins with students who submitted all requirements by the deadline. After deadline, selection is based on a rank-order calculation in which the student with the highest score is selected first, and remaining seats are filled according to rank-order. Rank order is calculated with TEAS score and GPA.

For more detailed information, please contact S. LeAnn Watson, Program Chair at (229) 430-6049 or email at swatson@albanytech.edu.

Radiologic Technology Prospective Student BookletRadiologic Technology Student Handbook Radiologic Technology Application PacketProgram Costs