About the Radiologic Sciences BS Bridge Program, Clinical Track

Format: Online Program

The Department of Radiologic Sciences offers a degree completion program for radiographers, radiation therapists, sonographers and nuclear medicine technologists. If you are certified by the ARRT, ARDMS or NMTCB, then you may qualify to complete a Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Sciences degree through Armstrong Atlantic State University. We offer a wide variety of mechanisms for technologists and therapists to advance professionally.

This track contains course concentrations in Computed Tomography, Magnetic Resonance Imaging or Mammography. The 12 semester hours of clinical education will advance you toward completion of the clinical competencies required for certification in your area of concentration.

Full- and part-time study is available. Students seeking admittance to the Bridge program must first obtain regular admission to Armstrong Atlantic State University.

Armstrong Edge

Armstrong’s Bridge program is the only online degree completion program in Georgia for radiologic technologists. The faculty have a national presence in scholarship and in the field. The accredited online degree is affordable and offers a pathway to career advancement.

Alumni

Alumni from the Radiologic Sciences program are currently working or have worked in the following institutions, organizations, and/or agencies:

• Memorial University Medical Center
• GE Healthcare
• Armstrong Atlantic State University
• St. Joseph’s/Candler Hospital