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Pre-Allied Health Radiologic Technology

Certificate

Overview

The Pre-Allied Health Certificate program provides students with the general academic background required to be successful in a variety of health care related fields. It is also designed to prepare students to meet prerequisites for admission into several health care specialty programs at ATC.

Students will earn credits that help meet specific program prerequisites and apply toward program completion should the student be admitted to a selected program. Students should work closely with academic advisors to select courses that will help confirm their career choices and strengthen their academic skills.

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Where can I go from here?

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Radiologic Technology Program FAQs

Career options listed are not comprehensive and just examples of careers related to the programs. Average salary range source: JobsEQ®, Spring 2026 Disclaimer: Graduates in this field can pursue careers with competitive earning potential. Salary figures presented are estimates for informational purposes only. Actual earnings and employment outcomes may vary based on factors such as industry, experience, education, location, and individual performance. Aiken Technical College does not guarantee salary or employment.

Radiologic technologists perform imaging procedures such as X-rays, ensuring images are clear and accurate for diagnosis while maintaining patient safety.

Yes. Like many health sciences programs, admission is selective and requires meeting specific prerequisites.

Yes. Clinical training is a major component of the program, allowing you to work in real healthcare settings.

Graduates typically work in hospitals, imaging centers, and outpatient facilities.

Still have questions?

Reach out to our program contact.

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Crystal L Burke

Health Sciences

Instructor, Radiologic Tech

D-204

+1 803-508-7445

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