Radiology Technician Training Program
Passionate about healthcare and technology? Our limited Radiology training might help you start a new career! Or, take individual radiology courses that take an average three weeks to complete.
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Fast-Track Radiology Training at CCI Training Center
Fast-Track Vocational Training
Get the program certification in a few months….The Individual Course Takes Only 3 Weeks!
No prior experience is necessary.
If you’re interested in medicine, patient care, technology, and working with data, a career in radiology might be a good fit for you.
Learning about the pros and cons of this career can help you decide if it matches your goals and lifestyle.
We provide training starting from the very basics. Our educational approach ensures your learning fits seamlessly into your lifestyle. The CCI Training Center’s radiology technician training program is taught by expert instructors with real-world experience.
When you join our classes, you’ll have the chance to collaborate with classmates while being guided by qualified, experienced instructors.
Radiology Courses Online and the Program Duration
Join the Radiology Tech programs to learn about X-ray, CT, and MR imaging equipment, their key components, and much more! Here we should list and explain the COURSES and BUNDLES that may include radiology.
RAD01
Introduction to Radiography/Positioning Techniques
The course introduces students to the basics of providing excellent patient care and the key principles of radiography. It covers the role of radiographers in the healthcare system and focuses on understanding patients’ physical and emotional needs.RAD02
Radiation Safety and Infection Control
You get an overview of how radiation interacts with living systems. It explains the effects of radiation on molecules, cells, tissues, and the entire body. Students will learn about factors influencing the body’s response to radiation, including short-term (acute) and long-term (chronic) effects.
RAD04
Image Production and Evaluation/Radiology Lab
The course is designed to help students understand the principles, components, and operation of digital imaging systems used in diagnostic radiology. It also covers how images are produced.
Why Choose Our Radiology Tech Training Program?
No Four-Year Degree Needed
You don’t need to spend years in school to start a rewarding career. In fact, you can begin working in radiology after just a few months of training, allowing you to quickly transition from learning to earning.
High Demand and Job Security
As the population grows older and requires more specialized medical care, the need for diagnostic imaging professionals will continue to rise. This means plenty of job opportunities and long-term security.
Plenty of Growth Opportunities
Once you get some experience with this entry-level certification, you can further study for more advanced radiology certification programs to specialize in areas like CT scans, MRIs, mammography, bone densitometry, cardiac and vascular radiography, nuclear medicine, or radiation therapy.
Small Class Size
The small class sizes in our online Radiology training allow students to collaborate closely with classmates and gain practical experience. Qualified, experienced instructors provide personalized guidance and remote support to help students.
Weekly Live Lectures
Our Radiology Technician training program includes weekly live lectures with experienced instructors. These sessions allow students to ask questions, engage in discussions, and better prepare for their radiology certification online exams.
Lifelong Employment Support
At CCI, we’re here to support you every step of the way. During your program, you’ll have regular monthly check-ins. Even after you graduate, you can always reach out to us for job assistance. We’ll keep your resume on file and help you find new opportunities in your field whenever you need.
What Our Students Say About Our Medical Assistant Program
We strive to offer the best Medical Assistant program in Arlington, Texas. See for yourself what our students have to say about their experience learning in this program.
I got hired on at a clinic and became the clinic manager within the first week of being there Wow so we’re at instead of women’s clinic and relay so my teacher was fantastic not only did she teach us everything that we needed to know from the school but she taught us everything outside things that aren’t in the books how to deal with certain situations real-life things that come into clinics every day.
Medical Assistant Program
I just recently completed the mma program at CCI training. I feel like I accomplished something that I really wanted to do for a long time. I like the experience that I had here at CCI training, the hands-on experience that I received when I was doing my labs and the instructor Mr Marion is very good at instructing us how to do our lab work and stuff. Right now I’m currently working at the externship site.
Medical Assistant Program
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Medical Assistant with Clinical Labs Program
Sterile Compounding (IV) Certification
Frequently Asked Questions
A radiologist is a medical doctor who specializes in using imaging techniques to diagnose and treat patient injuries and illnesses. They use tools like MRIs, X-rays, CT scans, ultrasounds, and PET scans to help identify medical issues and plan treatments.
As of 2023, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported that radiologic technicians earned an average salary of $76,020 per year.
A radiology technician is a healthcare professional who helps diagnose and treat patients by using advanced imaging equipment. They perform physical exams and operate machines like:
- X-rays
- Mammography machines
- CT scans (Computerized Axial Tomography)
- PET scans (Positron Emission Tomography)
- MRI machines (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)
We also provide certification and positions for someone with a Limited Radiology Certification.
Radiology manager – with an average annual salary of $110,000 to $130,000.
Yes, radiology can be a high-paying field, depending on the role and level of expertise.
Radiology technicians help patients through medical imaging procedures, ensuring they feel comfortable and informed. Their main job is to produce clear, high-quality images of the body that doctors can use for diagnosis and treatment.
Radiologists are medical doctors who use imaging technology to diagnose and treat patients. To become a radiologist, you’ll need an undergraduate degree, four years of medical school, an internship, and a residency program.
With a radiology degree, you can work with medical imaging tools like X-rays, MRIs, CT scans, and ultrasounds to diagnose and treat injuries and illnesses.
Human anatomy, radiation safety, Patient positioning for medical imaging, Radiation physics, care ethics, and pathology.
Patient care, career opportunities, and the complexity of the field.
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