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Radiology Schools In Maine

Maine Radiology SchoolsRadiologic Technologists are the health care professionals tasked with imaging the body and working with physicians to find and diagnose illness. The demand for these professionals is high across the country and in Maine, job growth for Radiologic Technologists is expected to grow at a rate of 20% through 2016. Below you will find information about radiology schools in Maine. You can request information directly from both the campus based and online schools and learn about the details of the programs these schools offer. In addition, you will find information about radiology salary,job outlook, and radiology licensing in Maine.

Additional Radiology Information in Maine:

Maine Online Radiology Programs:

Grand Canyon University - Online

Bachelor's | Master's

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Pima Medical Institute - Online

Associate's

Advanced Placement Track - Radiography

 

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Related Online Schools in Maine:

Kaplan University Online - Online

AAS in Medical Assisting

 

Related Campus Schools in Maine:

Andover College

Programs offered:

Medical Assistant



Online Health Schools


Radiology Salary in Maine

Radiology Job Title Avg Salary in Maine
Radiologic Technologist $45,000
X-ray Technician $32,000
Ultrasound Technician $61,000
MRI Technician $60,000
Nuclear Medicine Tech $57,000
Radiologist (M.D.) $251,000

*data from Indeed.com

Radiology Job Outlook in Maine

The state of Maine is expected to see growth for Radiologic Technologists at a rate of 20% per year through 2016, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. The new job growth is expected to occur as a result of newly formed positions as demand grows in the state for radiology professionals. In addition to newly added positions, there are always several openings due to radiology workers making lateral moves, getting promoted, or retiring. All of these factors contribute to the 20% figure mentioned above.

Additional Maine Radiology Resources


State of Maine Dept of Professional Licensing
35 State House Station
Augusta, Maine, 04333-0035
(207) 624-8623
web: http://www.state.me.us/pfr/professionallicensing/index.shtml