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    Celebrating Local Talent: 17 New Radiologic Technologists Graduate from Blinn College

    2024-05-10
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    On May 7, 2024, Blinn College District held a pinning ceremony for 17 graduates of its Radiologic Technology Program. This event celebrated the end of their intensive training, preparing them to work as radiologic technologists. Tina Kocurek, the Program Director, spoke about the important role these graduates have in hospitals, particularly in diagnosis and patient care.

    The Radiologic Technology Program is located at the RELLIS Academic Alliance Complex in Bryan, Texas. The facility includes a 16,000 square foot area with simulation labs that help students gain practical experience in patient care, anatomy, and equipment use. The program aims to provide practical skills and prepare students for further education.

    Radiologic technologists are crucial in healthcare, using imaging technology to help diagnose and treat conditions. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that this field offers a median annual salary of $76,020 and expects job opportunities to grow by 6% from 2022 to 2032, indicating strong demand for these professionals.

    The graduates, from various Texas towns including George West, Edna, and College Station, are part of a program known for its success. For 30 years, the program has seen a 100% job placement rate. The last class also had a 100% pass rate on their first attempt at the ARRT credentialing exam, demonstrating the program's effectiveness.

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