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Radiologic Technology (RAD) The radiologic technology program is eight quarters in length and designed to prepare students for professional careers as radiographers in the medical field. Students must meet general eligibility requirements to be considered for admission into the radiologic technology program. In addition, there are minimum physical requirements which students in the program must meet. Students need to complete the courses in the sequence in which they appear on the curriculum. The curriculum involves 32 general, 12 basic, and 66 technical credit hours of course work requirements. Zane State College establishes its curriculum in alignment with the Professional Curriculum in Radiography developed and published by the American Society of Radiologic Technologists. Students are required to follow strict radiation safety guidelines as established by the state of Ohio and other accrediting agencies Faculty - Radiologic Technology Tricia Leggett, the program director, has earned a Master's in Education from Saint Josephs College of Maine, a bachelor’s degree from Malone College and an associate’s degree from Muskingum Tech. Leggett has been a registered radiographer since 1987 and is active in the Ohio Society of Radiologic Technologists and the American Society of Radiologic Technologists. Leggett has clinical experience at both hospital and private office radiology departments. Tricia Leggett
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