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Enrollment Criteria has changed

The Danville Regional Medical Center School of Health Professions Radiologic Technology Program will be changing its enrollment criteria. Before you enroll in any class, please call our Program Director at 434-799-2271.

About the Program

The Radiologic Technology Program opened in February 2003 due to an increased demand for Radiologic Technologists. Our program is a full-time, two-year certificate, hospital based program that is accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT), the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools (ABHES) and is certified to operate as an institution of higher learning by the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV). Transferability of course work from the DRMC program, as with most other programs, is dependent upon the program to which you are considering your transfer. For specific transfer information, please contact the institution to which you are considering transfer.

Radiologic Technology is an exciting field with a wide variety of challenging and rewarding career options. Admission to our program is very competitive, and enrollment is limited, therefore admission to our program is NOT guaranteed. Our students are evaluated on both academic and non-academic predictors of success, and the most qualified applicants will be scheduled for a personal interview with various program representatives. Scores from the application process and as the interview will be used in the selection of our class. All information is kept strictly confidential and selections will be made in accordance with nondiscriminatory policies. Enrollment in our program is limited, and the admission process is highly competitive. Those who are accepted will be required to complete and pass a physical examination and a drug screening. Fee schedules may be found on our web site under “Tuition & Fees”.

We look forward to receiving your completed application in the near future.

The DRMC School of Health Professions, LLC, owns and operates the School of Health Professions and its programs and is a wholly owned and operated subsidiary of Danville Regional Medical Center, LLC, which is a wholly owned subsidiary of LifePoint Hospitals Incorporated, a publicly traded company, of Brentwood, Tennessee. The school is located on the campus of Danville Regional Medical Center at 142 South Main Street in Danville, Virginia.

LifePoint Hospitals Incorporated; Danville Regional Medical Center; The School of Health Professions and its affiliates make no guarantees, written or expressed, regarding employment following graduation.

The Radiologic Technology Program focuses on clinical and didactic instruction in radiologic technology. Our Radiologic Technology Program will prepare you for a career in a growing field as a radiologic technologist. The program utilizes various clinical facilities for its clinical experience.  Students will be scheduled on a rotating basis to each facility. These facilities currently include;

Danville Diagnostic Imaging Center, Danville, Virginia
Danville Regional Medical Center, Danville Virginia
Carilion Clinic Family and Internal Medicine, Martinsville, Virginia
Memorial Hospital of Martinsville & Henry County, Martinsville, Virginia
Morehead Memorial Hospital, Eden, North Carolina
Wright Diagnostic Imaging Center, Eden, North Carolina

Our long range plans are to continue offering the certificate in radiologic technology, to articulate with a community college in order to allow students to transfer and achieve an Associate’s Degree, and to eventually offer multiple imaging modality training options.

Our graduates will be awarded a Certificate in Radiologic Technology and will be eligible to sit for the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) Certification Examination. 

Our Radiologic Technology Program will prepare you for a career in a growing field as a radiologic technologist.

After graduating from the two-year program, you will be eligible to take the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists Certification Examination (in most states, radiologic technologists must be certified by the ARRT).

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