Radiologic (X-Ray) Technology
The mission of the Radiologic (X-Ray) Technology Program parallels the mission of MC. Students who enter and complete the Radiologic Technology Program are empowered to change their own lives as well as enrich the life of the local and global community as skilled, critically thinking, competent radiographers who possess integrity, accountability, empathy, a strong commitment to excellent customer service, and patient care skills while serving a diverse community.
This is a two-year program. Students begin in the summer for nine weeks (summer session), then complete fall (15 weeks) and spring (15 weeks) semesters for their first year. Students attend a second nine week summer session as they transition to their second year. They complete the program with a fall (15 week) and a spring (15 week) semester, and graduate in May. Please note that there are general education credits required for the AAS degree awarded for completion of this program.
Radiologic (X-Ray) Technology
Learn more about program outcomes, required courses, transfer opportunities, and career information.
Related Programs and Courses
Students who major in general studies explore personal, professional, and academic areas of interest within a flexible framework supporting transfer.
MC offers a wide variety of noncredit Health Career Training classes designed to help you upgrade your skills, pursue career training, or learn something new.
Clinical Obligations
Once accepted into the Radiologic Technology Program students will complete background checks for each year in the program.
Students are assigned randomly to two major hospital sites that are located in Washington DC and/ or Northern Virginia and/or Maryland with ancillary office sites rotations outside of Montgomery County (Frederick, Maryland).
Some clinical sites have required paid parking that may not be covered by the site.
Transfer Opportunities
- School of Medicine and Science, George Washington University
- Towson University
- University of Baltimore: USG
- University of Baltimore
MC has a long history of successfully preparing students for transfer to four-year institutions. See all transfer agreements.
The Radiologic Technology Program is accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT)new window, a national peer review group. This organization establishes and assures maintenance of high standards of quality for all accredited radiography programs, including this one at Montgomery College. Program was awarded the maximum 8 year accreditation award in 2016 with anticipated re-accreditation in year 2024.
2021 JCERT Standardsnew window