(Limited Permit X-ray Technician)

 

X-ray Technician/Clinical Medical Assistant
Dot Codes: 079.367.010 and 199.361.010

 

12 Month Program
68.5 Quarter Credit Hours

Objective: To become employed in an entry-level position of an X-ray Technician or X-ray Technician / Medical Assistant primarily in an outpatient medical environment, i.e. urgent cares, medical offices, orthopedic offices, chiropractic offices, industrial medical clinics, and family practice.

Educational Objective: To educate students to acquire satisfactory skills and demonstrate competence in Radiographic examinations to be performed under the scope of the permits of Chest, Extremities and Torso-skeletal categories and to educate students to acquire satisfactory medical assisting skills and demonstrate competence of clinical skills in injections, venipuncture and electrocardiography. This education will consist of a didactic (classroom) and clinical education (externship). Upon successful completion, the student will be eligible to sit for: 1) The State of California Department of Public Health, Radiologic Health Branch examination for Limited Permit X-ray Technician and 2) The State of California Medical Assistant Certification Examination.

Next Class Session Begins: October 2010

Orientation: A formal orientation is an information session to answer general questions and receive information about the school and the program of interest.  This session is to provide the attendee information in the general type of duties, educational requirements and general program schedule.  It is also the first step of requirements for all potential students in the application process for enrollment.  No enrollment is done at these sessions.  Please contact us for dates and times to reserve a seat (maximum 15 per session)

X-ray Technician/Medical Assistant (3 categories: Chest, Extremities, Torso-skeletal)

Tuition and fees:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Other fees:

Registration fee:

Tuition:

$75.00

$16,750.00

 

$16,825.00

 

Proof of negative TB Exam (within 3 months)

Hepatitis Vaccine (may be waived)

Uniform (scrubs)

(Effective January 1, 2010)