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Cameron University Radiologic Technology Program Cameron University’s Radiologic Technology Program is a full-time, 22-month program leading to an AAS degree.

Graduates are eligible to apply for the ARRT national certification exam.

10/08/2026

We would also like to thank to DRH Health for visiting our Radiologic Technology students on campus earlier this week.

We appreciate your Human Resources representative taking the time to share information about employment opportunities at DRH Health.

Thank you for supporting our future radiologic technologists!

A big THANK YOU to the Memorial Health Systems Recruitment Team, Radiology Supervisor, and Director for taking the time ...
10/08/2026

A big THANK YOU to the Memorial Health Systems Recruitment Team, Radiology Supervisor, and Director for taking the time to visit campus and speak with both of our Radiologic Technology cohorts!

We especially appreciate your openness and honesty in answering the tough questions! From pay and benefits to retirement, scheduling flexibility, and opportunities for growth into advanced modalities, no question was off-limits.

Most importantly, thank you for showing our students that they are talent that you genuinely want on your team!

We are grateful for your continued support and investment in the next generation of radiologic technologists!

It’s all under control! … or it will be by the time they hit clinicals! Our juniors suited up in PPE to practice standar...
10/06/2026

It’s all under control! … or it will be by the time they hit clinicals!

Our juniors suited up in PPE to practice standard precautions and some safe patient transfers.

Protecting yourself, your patients and moving them safely is all part of the job.

This class is on the way to being clinical ready!!

(No one was harmed in the making of these image) 😆

09/25/2026

Class 40

09/24/2026
Class 39 has been putting in some serious work the last few weeks tackling headwork!  So, we balanced out all that study...
09/23/2026

Class 39 has been putting in some serious work the last few weeks tackling headwork! So, we balanced out all that studying with a little fun during our Annual Coconut Experiment!

After giving their coconuts a little personality, students put them to work exploring air-fluid levels and seeing firsthand how patient positioning and CR angulation can change their radiographic appearance.

Meanwhile, Class 39 is weeks deep into head work and apparently no longer requires our supervision.That side-eye says it...
09/14/2026

Meanwhile, Class 39 is weeks deep into head work and apparently no longer requires our supervision.

That side-eye says it all…

“We got this. You can stop hovering now.”

And honestly—they kind of do.

After weeks of practicing skull and facial bone positioning, these second-years are becoming more confident in setting up their equipment, positioning their patient, and working through projections on their own.

One of our favorite parts of teaching is watching that transition happen—from students looking to us for every next step to trusting what they know and just doing it.

Class 39 is looking more and more like a group of future radiographers.

Last week, Class 40 busted out one of radiography’s more… medieval-looking pieces of equipment. Meet the Pigg-O-Stat!Don...
09/14/2026

Last week, Class 40 busted out one of radiography’s more… medieval-looking pieces of equipment.

Meet the Pigg-O-Stat!

Don’t let its appearance fool you—the Pigg-O-Stat is designed to safely immobilize pediatric patients during certain X-ray exams, helping reduce motion and the need for repeat images.

Our first-year students practiced positioning our very cooperative (and unusually patient ) baby doll while learning how proper immobilization can help us get the image we need quickly, safely, and with as little radiation exposure as possible.

Another skill added to Class 40’s radiography toolbox!

Come see us!! Our team will be available to answer all your rad tech questions!
09/14/2026

Come see us!! Our team will be available to answer all your rad tech questions!

Tomorrow, Sept. 15 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. come to the Major Exploration Fair at McMahon Centennial Complex. There are also workshops to help you find the right major for you, and how to do it while saving money.

Call 580-581-5908 or email [email protected] for more information.

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We see you Class 37 graduate! You’re a Rockstar!
08/23/2026

We see you Class 37 graduate! You’re a Rockstar!

❤️ A FIRST FOR SOUTHWEST OKLAHOMA!
We are proud to celebrate an exciting milestone in heart care! Our cardiovascular team at Memorial Health has successfully completed the region's first Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR) procedure!

TAVR is a minimally invasive procedure that replaces a diseased aortic valve without traditional open-heart surgery.

Congratulations to the incredible team whose training, preparation, and collaboration made this milestone possible!

Advanced heart care is now closer to home. ❤️

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2800 W. Gore Boulevard
Lawton, OK
73505

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 3pm
Tuesday 8am - 3pm
Wednesday 8am - 3pm
Thursday 8am - 3pm
Friday 8am - 3pm

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+15805812568

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