The Medical Imaging Program at LIU Post has been a provider of education in diagnostic imaging since 1973 and is one of only a few programs in New York State to offer the entry-level baccalaureate degree in Radiologic Technology. Radiologic technologists operate x-ray and digital imaging machines, digital mammography equipment, computed tomography (CT scan) machines and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to provide physicians with images of the skeletal system, organs, tissues and other vessels of the body-important diagnostic tests that help doctors detect and treat illness and injury.Radiographers utilize ionizing radiation to provide physicians images of the skeletal system, organs, tissues and other vessels of the body important diagnostic tests that help physicians detect and treat illness and injury. Radiographers are professionals skilled in the use digital x-ray and mammography equipment, computed tomography (CT scan), and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).Students in the Medical Imaging program benefit from being part of a small cohort, progressing through their courses as a group, receiving individualized attention from faculty. The B.S. in Radiologic Technology Medical Imaging program provides a strong educational foundation in science and the liberal arts and comprehensive coursework in radiologic technology. Students receive the core knowledge for entry into professional practice as well as tools for lifelong learning. Through the synthesis of clinical and didactic experiences, students develop clinical competence, conceptual understanding and critical thinking skills for effective problem-solving. We seek to prepare graduates who will have essential literacies including written and oral communication skills and be clinically competent professionals able to provide quality care to the community and other groups of interest.
Transcripts for all high school and post-high school institutions attended.The following are a list of requirements needed to apply to the program:Completed 56-60 credits in the liberal arts and sciences.Cumulative GPA of at least 2.5 – Please note that due to the competitive nature of the program, historically the majority of accepted applicants have a GPA of 2.75 or higher.• You must also be registered for, or have completed the following prerequisite courses with passing grades:Anatomy and Physiology l (4 credits – should be taken in the sophomore year when possible)Anatomy and Physiology ll (4 credits - should be taken in the sophomore year when possible)Algebra/Trigonometry (3 credits) (MTH 103, MTH 107 and MTH 108) All applicants must:• Submit 3 letters of recommendation (1 professional and 2 academic from a college professor or can be 3 academic, no personal recommendations will be accepted), a personal statement, all unofficial transcripts from any college attended• Personal Statement must include:• How did you become interested in the profession.• What are some things you want the admissions committee to know about you• Your experience during your clinical observation hours• Observations you made• Why this experience has confirmed your interest in the field• Any apprehensions you may have as a result of your observation• Complete a face to face interview with the programs admissions committee• Complete 6 hours of observation in any radiologic facility and have facility fill out student observation letter• The admittance process is on a rolling admissions basis. The largest number of seats in the class are available earlier in the process. Early application does NOT guarantee acceptance into the program.• To strengthen your application, students are advised to take Bio 120 and/or HSC 201 and if possible, take at least 12 – 15 credits per semester.
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