To become a radiology technician, one needs advanced training in handling radiological equipment. Training can be performed at a hospital or other type of healthcare clinic. But more commonly, an associates or bachelors degree in radiology, healthcare, or similar subject is required before receiving radiologist licensure. The schools listed below offer accredited online degree programs in subjects appropriate for future radiology techs.
 AS in Health IT |
Hodges University — The Hodges University AS in healthcare IT degree program is an online program focused on perparing individuals for entry-level jobs in hospitals, health clinics, and more. Medical record-keeping as well as health technology such as MRI and X-ray equipment will be learned within this two-year online degree program. |
 AOS in Radiography BS in Radiologic Sciences |
Pima Medical Institute — Pima Medical Institute offers an AOS in radiography which can smoothly transition into the BS in radiologic sciences program. Students learn to perform diagnostic imaging examinations like X-rays, for which they need to know what to look for, as well as medical terminology, and anatomy. Students can specialize in bone densitometry, cardiovascular-interventional radiography, computed tomography, mammography, and sonography among others. |
 BS in Radiologic Sciences |
Florida Hospital College of Health Sciences — The Florida Hospital College of Health Sciences' BS in radiological science degree covers everything the professional radiologist needs to know about mammography, computed tomography, MRI, advanced patient care issues, and medical imaging. Coursework also covers issues and trends in health care and case studies, with a focus on providing the tools and insights students need to become marketable job applicants. |
 AAS in Health IT |
Rasmussen College — The AAS in Healthcare Information Technology degree program from Rasmussen College's online learning program is geared toward healthcare professionals seeking new career opportunities. Students of this program will be taught how to manage and handle healthcare technology and record keeping systems. |
 AAS in Health IT |
Lincoln College — Within the Lincoln AAS in Healthcare Information Technology program, students are required to complete 17 courses that examine Pharmacology, Pathophsyiology, Health Systems and Procedures, and Healthcare Data Applications. The program also includes four internships, designed to focus on Health Record Processing, Inpatient Coding, Nontraditional sites, and Health Data Processing, and may aid in preparation for jobs in radiology. |
 BBA in Health Services |
Strayer University — Strayer University's Bachelor of Business Administration with a Concentration in Health Services is one of the best programs around for preparing students to become healthcare managers and administrators. Combining business principles with health services organization and management as well as skills in health services marketing and information systems creates a highly marketable job applicant for a variety of positions in this fast-growing industry. |
 BS in Health Services AS in Medical Office Admin |
Virginia College — Virginia College's BS in health services and AS in medical office administration programs concentrate on building core competencies in communication and assessment, in addition to the practical everyday skills of dealing with diverse communities as well as front and back office work. Graduates should be eligible for management positions in health services. |
 AAS in Health IT AAS in Health Admin |
Carrington College California — Carrington College California's AAS in healthcare information technology teaches students how to keep electronic health records, and perform medical transcriptions, medical coding, and manage front offices in clinics. The AAS in health administration prepares students specifically for the front office. Students learn administrative assisting skills, medical law and ethics, medical terminology, office software, medical billing and coding, and bookkeeping. |
 AS in Medical Assisting AA in Health Services |
Keiser University — Keiser University's AS in medical assisting and its AA in health services teaches students the fundamental skills they need to become medical assistants and help in medical offices. Students learn to prepare examination rooms, assist in surgical procedures, take x-rays, and handle front office responsibilities like billing, scheduling, and processing insurance claims. |
 BS in Health Services BS in Nursing |
Baker College — Baker College's BS in health services and BS in nursing programs are both 100% online, allowing students to attend around their schedules. The BSN program requires clinical experience to be completed in the students' communities. The BS in health services administration teaches students to plan, budget, and coordinate activities in health care settings. |
 AS in Medical Assisting |
Herzing University — Strayer University's Bachelor of Business Administration with a Concentration in Health Services is one of the best programs around for preparing students to become healthcare managers and administrators. Combining business principles with health services organization and management as well as skills in health services marketing and information systems creates a highly marketable job applicant for a variety of positions in this fast-growing industry. |
 AS in Allied Health |
South University — South University's AS in allied health science program is for students who wish to enter into careers as radiology or ultrasound technicians. South University's programs introduce students to a broad education in general studies while emphasizing life sciences, creating well rounded graduates. Subjects covered include anatomy, physiology, chemistry, nutrition, and pathophysiology which gives students a strong foundation upon which to build their careers. |
 AAS in Health IT |
Northwestern College — As we enter the second decade of the 21st century, healthcare IT is becoming more and more the focal point of healthcare expansion. The AAS in health information technology from Northwestern College meets the demand for training the next generation of health information specialists who will lead this transformation. |
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