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Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology

The department name and the school’s name are both within the logo’s circle, representing balance, harmony, and togetherness. The color silver represents the cutting-edge diagnostic tools of modern medicine. Lying within the inner circle are the trefoil, a rod of Asclepius, and a book. The trefoil represents the activity of an atom or warning sign of ionizing radiation while the Rod of Asclepius belongs to Aesculapius, who was the revered Greek god of healing. The book is a powerful symbol for education growth and distribution of knowledge. These three depict how on the one hand, radiation is a valuable tool for research, medical diagnosis, and therapy; on the other hand, it serves as a warning that high levels of radiation exposure can increase the frequency or severity of various adverse health effects. The atom, magnet, and sonogram represent the medical imaging branches. The vibrant colors gold and orange represent strength and endurance, while black represents power.

Mission
Provide a quality education encompassing quality instruction, research, management, and community development.
Vision
To be an outstanding educational provider in radiological sciences.
Program Outcomes

1. Apply scientific knowledge, technical skills and proper work attitude and value necessary for the practice of Radiologic Technology.
2. Abide by the scope of local and international professional practice and with ethical and moral principles.
3. Engage in life-long learning.
4. Implement radiation safety and protection measures.
5. Demonstrate patient-focused holistic care.
6. Show beginning skills in leadership, management, and entrepreneurial skills.
7. Communicate effectively in speaking and in writing.
8. Engage in academic and research activities.
9. Advocate love of country through service to the Filipino people
10. Work effectively within a multi-disciplinary team

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SPECIFIC GRADUATE OUTCOMES

The Radiologic Technology Department shall have graduates who can:

1. Demonstrate knowledge and skills in performing radiographic procedures and related techniques that would produce clear images for accurate interpretation by a medical practitioner;
2. Apply various principles involved in diagnostic imaging and therapeutic application;
3. Exhibit awareness of the risks involved in the application of various radiant energies to humans for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes and ways of minimizing such risks;
4. Manifest skills in proper positioning of patients in different procedures called for the achievement of the desired results;
5. Contribute to the technological advancement in the field of Radiologic Sciences through continuing education, participation in or utilization of research findings;
6. Are competent, committed, proficient problem-solving, socially-conscious, and ethical radiologic technologist;
7. Utilize required knowledge and skills and their developed attitude and values necessary to contribute to an improved state of health of the community and country;
8. Collaborate with other members of the health care team for effective and efficient delivery of diagnostic and therapeutic services; and
9. Exhibit professionalism through consistent ethical behavior.

Work Environment/Career Opportunities

Working Environment
Radiologic technologists can find employment in diverse settings, including:

• Hospitals
The most common employer, where technologists may work in general radiology, emergency rooms, or specialized departments.
• Outpatient clinics and imaging centers
Private and community clinics offer a more standard schedule than hospitals.
• Medical laboratories
Labs that serve outpatients who need diagnostic imaging.
• Physicians’ offices
Technologists work directly with doctors in independent practices.
• Mobile imaging clinics
These facilities travel to patients, offering variety in the work environment.
• Education and research facilities
For those interested in training the next generation of technologists.

Specialization Options
Technologists can boost their career and earning potential by obtaining advanced certifications in specialized imaging fields. Some options include:

• MRI Technologist: Specializes in using magnetic resonance imaging to create detailed pictures of the body’s tissues.
• Computed Tomography (CT) Technologist: Operates advanced CT scanning equipment to produce cross-sectional images.
• Mammography Technologist: Specializes in performing mammograms, which are crucial for the early detection of breast cancer.
• Diagnostic Medical Sonographer: Uses ultrasound equipment to produce images, and can specialize further in areas like vascular, breast, or neurosonography.
• Nuclear Medicine Technologist: Prepares and administers radioactive drugs to patients to create diagnostic images.
• Cardiac Interventional Technologist: Works in the cardiac catheterization lab to assist physicians with imaging during minimally invasive heart procedures.
• Bone Densitometry Technologist: Performs scans to measure bone density and diagnose conditions like osteoporosis.

Advancement Opportunities
With experience and further education, radiologic technologists can move into leadership and management roles. Examples include:

• Chief Radiologic Technologist: Oversees the radiology team and manages the imaging department.
• Radiology Manager or Administrator: Manages the resources, staff, and overall operations of a radiology lab or imaging department.
• Radiologic Technologist Professor: Teaches and trains students in academic settings.
• Application Specialist: Works for medical imaging equipment companies to train and support users.

Radiologic Curriculum
BSRT Curriculum; CMO 7, Series of 2018
Subject CodeUnitsPre-requisite
1st Year1st Semester
RAD 111INTRO TO RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY & HEALTHCARE3
IS 101ENTREPRENEURIAL MIND3
GEC 1UNDERSTANDING THE SELF3
GEC 3MATHEMATICS IN THE MODERN WORLD3
GEC 5PURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION3
GEC 7SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY3
PE 101MOVEMENT ENHANCEMENT2
NSTP 101NATIONAL SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAM 13
GEC 2READINGS IN THE PHILIPPINE HISTORY3
CHEM +GENERAL CHEMISTRY (NON-STEM)0
PHYSICS +GENERAL PHYSICS (NON-STEM)0
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Subject CodeUnitsPre-requisite
2nd Year2nd Semester
RAD 121MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY3RAD 111
IS 102LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY 13
GEC 6ETHICS3
HD 101PRINCIPLES OF TEACHING3
CPH 101COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC HEALTH4
PE 102FITNESS EXERCISES (SELF DEFENSE)2
NSTP 102NATIONAL SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAM 23
FIL 101SINING NG KOMUNIKASYON3
GEC 8CONTEMPORARY WORLD3
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Subject CodeUnitsPre-requisite
2nd Year1st Semester
RAD 211IMAGING SCIENCE INFORMATICS3RAD 121
RAD 212RADIATION PRODUCTION AND CHARACTERISTICS3RAD 121
RAD 213PRINCIPLES OF IMAGING3RAD 121
BIO 101HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY5RAD 121
SOCSCI 102LIFE, WORKS AND WRITINGS OF RIZAL3
RAD 214PROFESSIONAL ETHICS, JURISPRUDENCE AND SENSITIVITY3RAD 121
GEC 4ART APPRECIATION3
PE 103SWIMMING2
FIL 102PAGBASA AT PAGSULAT3
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Subject CodeUnitsPre-requisite
2nd Year2nd Semester
RAD 221RADIOBIOLOGY2RAD 212, BIO 101
RAD 222RADIOLOGIC ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY4RAD 121, BIO 101
RAD 223PHARMACOLOGY & VENIPUNCTURE3RAD 214, BIO 101
RAD 224PATIENT CARE AND MANAGEMENT3RAD 111, RAD 214, BIO 101
RAD 225IMAGING EQUIPMENT AND MAINTENANCE2RAD 212
RAD 226FILM SCREEN ACQUISITION PROCESSING AND IMAGE ANALYSIS3RAD 212, BIO 101
RAD 227COMPUTED AND DIGITAL RADIOGRAPHY3RAD 212, RAD 211
PE 104SPORTS2
IS 103ENTREPRENEURSHIP1Coreq: IS 101
FIL 103PANITIKAN3
STAT 101STATISTICS3
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Subject CodeUnitsPre-requisite
3rd Year1st Semester
RAD 311QUALITY ASSURANCE AND QUALITY CONTROL3ALL LEVEL 1 & 2 PROFFESIONAL SUBJECTS
RAD 312RADIOLOGIC POSITIONING AND RADIOLOGIC PROCESSING I3ALL LEVEL 1 & 2 PROFFESIONAL SUBJECTS
RAD 313ADMIN, LEADERSHIP AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP3ALL LEVEL 1 & 2 PROFFESIONAL SUBJECTS
RAD 314RADIOLOGIC CONTRAST EXAMINATION4ALL LEVEL 1 & 2 PROFFESIONAL SUBJECTS
RAD 315RADIOLOGIC PROTECTION2ALL LEVEL 1 & 2 PROFFESIONAL SUBJECTS
RAD 316ULTRASONOGRAPHY3ALL LEVEL 1 & 2 PROFFESIONAL SUBJECTS
RAD 317RADIOLOGIC PATHOLOGY3ALL LEVEL 1 & 2 PROFFESIONAL SUBJECTS
RAD RES 1INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH3STAT 101
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Subject CodeUnitsPre-requisite
3rd Year2nd Semester
RAD 321MAMMOGRAPHY3
RAD 322RADIOLOGIC POSITIONING AND RADIOLOGIC PROCESSING II4ALL PROFESSIONAL SUBJECTS OF 3RD YEAR 1ST SEMESTER
RAD 323COMPUTERIZED TOMOGRAPHY3ALL PROFESSIONAL SUBJECTS OF 3RD YEAR 1ST SEMESTER
RAD 324MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING3ALL PROFESSIONAL SUBJECTS OF 3RD YEAR 1ST SEMESTER
RAD 325INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY3ALL PROFESSIONAL SUBJECTS OF 3RD YEAR 1ST SEMESTER
RAD 326NUCLEAR MEDICINE3ALL PROFESSIONAL SUBJECTS OF 3RD YEAR 1ST SEMESTER
RAD 327RADIATION THERAPY3ALL PROFESSIONAL SUBJECTS OF 3RD YEAR 1ST SEMESTER
RAD RES 2RESEARCH WRITING3RAD RES 1
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Subject CodeUnitsPre-requisite
4th Year1st Semester
RAD 411CLINICAL EDUCATION 118ALL PROFESSIONAL SUBJECTS
RAD 412SEMINAR 13ALL LEVEL 1 & 2 PROFFESIONAL SUBJECTS
RAD 413COMPETENCY APPRAISAL 13ALL LEVEL 1 & 2 PROFFESIONAL SUBJECTS
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Subject CodeUnitsPre-requisite
4th Year2nd Semester
RAD 421CLINICAL EDUCATION 118ALL PROFESSIONAL SUBJECTS
RAD 422SEMINAR 13
RAD 423COMPETENCY APPRAISAL 13
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The Radiologic Technologist Pledge

Involving the Aid of the divine providence, I solemnly pledge myself before God, and the presence of this assembly to protect the integrity of my profession and enhance the delivery of patient care. I will strive to maintain and promote the standards of excellence in providing service to humanity and to contribute to the general well-being of the community. With full respect for the dignity of mankind, I shall endeavor to practice ethical conduct appropriate to my profession; to protect the patient’s right to quality radiologic technology care, and to respect the confidence entrusted to me in the course of my professional practice. With loyalty, I seek to establish cooperative and respectful working relationship with the other health professions. With the fervour shall I continually aspire to act only n the best interest of my patient, and to actively demonstrate my commitment to my duties and responsibilities as Radiologic Technologist.