Bachelor of Science - Health Sciences - Radiological Technology

In the Bachelor of Science - Health Sciences - Radiologic Technologists at the University of South Dakota, Radiologic technologists are trained in the use of different types of medical diagnostic equipment. Radiologic technologists, also known as radiographers, perform x-rays and other diagnostic imaging examinations on patients.  This specialization will include coursework that transfers from area hospital-based radiologic technologist programs, including Avera McKennan School of Radiologic Technology and Sanford Medical Center School of Radiologic Technology.

University of South Dakota Health Sciences currently has articulation agreements with the Avera McKennan’s and Sanford Medical Center’s hospital-based programs for transfer of credits toward a BS in Health Sciences degree. With this Radiologic Technology specialization, students will attend USD for two years, and then attend the hospital-based radiologic technology program for two years. Admission to the radiologic technology hospital-based program is competitive and is not guaranteed.