Radiologic technology is a fast-growing, fast-paced, technical career that offers opportunities to interact with patients and encompasses advanced technology skills and knowledge. Radiology is the frontrunner in technical advancements in both patient diagnosis and intervention. The radiologic technologist helps physicians diagnose and intervene in the disease process.

At Drexel's College of Nursing and Health Professions, The Center for Interdisciplinary Clinical Simulation and Practice offers cutting-edge clinical simulation training for all disciplines at the College. From high-fidelity mannekins to real actors in our electronic learning labs, we are here to help you achieve your academic and career goals.

The associate of science degree is the first step, allowing students to travel through the general radiology department, operating room, surgical departments, and special modalities such as MRI, nuclear medicine, and invasive cardiovascular areas. The bachelor's degree program is available to ARRT-certified radiologic technologists who elect to become invasive cardiovascular technologists.