Radiological technologist (national qualification)

A qualification that is licensed by the Minister of Health, Labor and Welfare and can irradiate the human body under the direction of a doctor or dentist. To obtain a license, you need to pass the "National Qualification of Radiological Technologist". The exam is held once a year, in February, and there are 14 exam subjects.

The university has a solid support system from improving basic academic ability in the first year to preparing for the exam in the fourth year.

In recent years, with the advent of an aging society and changes in the disease structure, medical technology has become more diversified and specialized. Professionals are required.

On the other hand, today's educational institutions have a social mission to contribute to the local community more than ever through their educational and research functions.

In addition, due to the expansion of roles and responsibilities as a medical engineer, rich humanity, high ethical standards, and interpersonal skills are required, teamwork with other occupations such as doctors and nurses, and continuous self in specialized fields. Studying ability and basic research ability is required.

It is a school where professors who are qualified as radiological technologists play a central role in training radiological technologists who can respond to such changes in the social environment.