- Written Communication course: ENGX 110 College Writing (3 cr.)
- Oral Communication course (3 cr.)
- Mathematics: MATX 120 College Algebra (3 cr.)
- Natural Science course: choose one of the following BIOX 120, BIOX 121 Biology I, BIOX 315, CHMX 110, or PHYX 151. (3 cr.)
- Humanities course (3 cr.)
- Social Sciences course (3 cr.)
- Technological Literacy course: HSMX 311 Health Informatics (3 cr.)
Thomas Jefferson University and Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia’s School of Radiologic Technology offer an Associate of Science degree in Health and Human Services: Radiologic Technology.
- The AS in Health and Human Services degree program is accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT)
- The degree fulfills eligibility requirements set forth by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologies (ARRT)
- The program is 23 months and starts annually on July 1st
- Classes and Clinical Education are held Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 4 PM at Albert Einstein Medical Center, located at 5501 Old York Road, Philadelphia, PA 19141
All courses are transferable to the BS in Health Studies.
Curriculum
New Curriculum Starting Fall 2024
This curriculum applies to any student who enrolls in the program starting Fall 2024, in accordance with the 2024-25 Academic Catalog.
- Block Transfer Segment 1: Radiologic Technology Program (5 cr.)
- Block Transfer Segment 2: Radiologic Technology Program (20 cr.)
- Block Transfer Segment 3: Radiologic Technology Program (17 cr.)
Current Curriculum
This curriculum applies to any student entering the program up to Summer 2024.
- WRIT 105 Writing for the Workplace Culture
- MATH 215 College Algebra
- PLA 100 Scientific Reasoning
- HLTSV 210 Ethical Issues for Hlth/Hum Services
- PSYCH 101 Introduction to Psychology
- IT 201 Learning with Technology
- HIST 114 US Hist
- Block Transfer Segment 1: Radiologic Technology Technician Program (5 cr.)
- Block Transfer Segment 2: Radiologic Technology Technician Program (20 cr.)
- Block Transfer Segment 3: Radiologic Technology Technician Program (17 cr.)
Contact Us
For more information about the Associate of Science in Health and Human Services: Radiologic Technology program or to apply, please visit the Einstein Radiologic Technology website.
Linda DeRenzis, MSEd, BSAH, RT(R)
Program Director, Radiologic Technology
215-456-6398
DeRenzisL@Einstein.edu