Author: Mallary Hann, Radiologic Technology Program Director
Are you interested in a career path that is fast-paced, in-demand, has potential for growth, and allows you to be a vital member of a healthcare team? If so, consider a degree in Radiologic Technology—where cutting-edge science meets compassionate care.
North Central Missouri College offers an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Radiologic Technology. It is a two-year program based out of the Savannah Campus. The degree includes classroom instruction, practice in a skills lab, and clinical experience in a variety of healthcare settings. Upon successful completion, students will be eligible to sit for the national registry examination administered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists.
In addition to the degree, NCMC also offers a Computed Tomography (CT) Certificate for registered or registry eligible Radiologic Technologists who wish to continue their education in medical imaging and advance in the profession.
The application cycle for students who wish to join the cohort that will begin in the Summer of 2026 will begin on July 1, 2025. There are some prerequisite and specific application requirements which can be found on the NCMC Radiologic Technology Program webpage. The application deadline is December 15th.
Learn more about Radiologic Technology Program – Academics.
Download the Radiologic Technology Program Application Packet.
Students who are interested in this program are encouraged to attend an informational session, which is required for application. Dates will be updated prior to the start of the application cycle. Students may sign up for a session by visiting the Radiologic Technology Program webpage.
Schedule an Informational Session at Radiologic Technology Informational Session – Academics.
Learn about the Computed Tomography (CT) Certificate – Academics.
Questions can be addressed to Mallary Hann, Radiologic Technology Program Director at [email protected] or Madalyn (Walker) Kapp, Health Science Administrative Specialist, at [email protected].
Photo: Mallary Hann