Providence Hospital School of Radiologic Technology
The Providence Hospital School of Radiologic Technology prepares the student for examination and certification by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. The 24-month course includes both classroom study and competency-based clinical education. The 40-hour school week consists of a daily three-hour class covering topics such as radiologic physics, anatomy and physiology, standard radiographic positions, techniques and departmental procedures. The remainder of each eight-hour day is devoted to performing clinical duties under the supervision of a registered radiologic technologist.
Contact
Mary A. Kleven, MAOM, BS, RT(R)M (Program Director)
Providence Hospital, 16001 W. Nine Mile, Southfield, MI 48075
248-849-3293 or e-mail mary.kleven@stjohn.org
Mission Statement
Our mission is to provide each student with an education that will enhance their minds. Through constant goal setting and achievement, the students are given the opportunity to challenge themselves towards excellence in patient care within the radiological sciences.
Goals
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To produce didactically competent entry-level technologists.
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To produce clinically competent entry-level technologists.
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Graduates that are considered competent and employable entry-level technologists.
Admission
Up to 12 students per year; Criterion for acceptance is based on a combined score for both academics and interview.
Candidate Qualifications
Individuals age eighteen (18) and over are eligible for enrollment. An interview is required, during which candidates are evaluated on:
Education requirements include a total of fifteen (15) college level credits, in the following areas:
Plus one class each in any three (3) of the following disciplines, total of nine (9) credit hours:
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Behavioral Science (Psychology, Sociology, etc.)
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Humanities (Art, History, World Religions, etc.)
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Natural Science (Anatomy, Physics, Biology, etc.)
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Information Sciences (Computers)
It is preferred that courses are taken in the last seven (7) years, grade of "C" or higher preferred.
As of 2012, all applicants will be required to hold an Associates Degree before application."
Brochure
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Application
Applicants are to submit the following, to the Radiolography Program by February 1, along with their application for consideration:
- Three (3) current letters of professional reference.
- Official High School transcripts.
- Official College transcripts.
- A $40 Application fee. (Check or money order payable to Providence Hospital)
Tuition
Cost for the program is $2500 for tuition, required texts not included.
Enrollment
One class is enrolled each year, with the program starting in September. Completed applications must be submitted by February 1 of each year. For a program brochure and application, contact Mary A. Kleven: mary.kleven@stjohn.org or by telephone: 248-849-3293.
Accreditation
Providence Hospital School of Radiologic Technology is fully accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in the Radiological Sciences. For further information on standards for education in the Radiological sciences, please visit their web site at: www.jrcert.org, or phone: (312) 704-5300.
Non-discrimination statement
Qualified applicants are considered for admission to the Providence Hospital School of Radiologic Technology without regard to race, color, religion, sex, height, weight, national origin, age, sexual preference, arrest record, marital or veteran status, or the presence of a non-job related medical condition or disability. It is the applicant's responsibility to notify us of any reasonable accommodation necessary to perform the essential duties of the position for which the applicant has applied.
