• Radiology students from Grand Valley State University spend the equivalent of two years completing general education and prerequisite courses.
  • Our well-established program provides a strong curriculum and knowledgeable faculty along with clinical site placements to prepare students for the national certification exam.
    • Small class sizes, cohort educational experiences, and clinical rotations offered at a wide variety of different hospital affiliates, including large teaching facilities as well as small community hospitals.
    • Located in the state-of-the-art Cook DeVos Center for Health Sciences building in the heart of the medical community of downtown Grand Rapids, Michigan.
    • Coursework
    • Students study a variety of topics that include:
    • Human sectional anatomy
    • Intro to medical dosimetry
    • Radiation biology
    • Radiation protection
    • Radiation therapy physics
    • Image guidance in radiation therapy
    • Career Options
    • Radiation therapists are employed in a variety of health care settings, including:
    • Radiation oncology centers and hospitals
    • Private and government laboratories
    • Public health institutions
    • Vendor sales and technical support