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Radiology School
King’s Daughters’ Hospital offers an accredited two-year scholastic program through its School of Radiologic Technology. Upon graduation, students earn a certificate in radiologic technology, allowing them to sit for the national board exam through The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists(ARRT). Course work includes both classroom and hands-on instruction. In the past five years, 96% of students have passed their national board exams.
Class grade averages for the past five years:
- 2006—89.7%
- 2005—90%
- 2004—92.8%
- 2003—85%
- 2002—89.2%
Location and contact information
The School of Radiologic Technology is located on the main Hospital campus, where 4th Street intersects West Street in downtown Madison. For more information, please contact Program Director Deborah Bazinet, MHSA, RT(R) at 812-265-0633 or via e-mail at bazinetd@kdhhs.org. You may also contact Amy Kasper, Clinical Instructor at 812-265-0575.
Job placement/continuing education
The program director and clinical instructor assist students with job placement near the end of their second year. Most students confirm jobs prior to graduation. Some students choose to continue their education by learning an additional specialty such as nuclear medicine, radiation therapy, ultrasound or MRI.
Application process
Each year, a total of six students are selected to enter the King’s Daughters’ School of Radiologic Technology. You may request an application by contacting Bobbi Klein at the phone number or e-mail address above. Applications are accepted from October 1st until the following April 1st. Selected students begin the following July.
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