The KCC radiography program is guided by the following mission statement. Every activity in the program is designed to accomplish one or more of the accompanying goals and outcomes.



Goal 1: Graduates will possess the knowledge and skills necessary for competency as an entry-level radiographer.

• Students will apply knowledge of anatomy, physiology, pathology, and positioning to accurately demonstrate anatomical structures.
• Students will apply knowledge of imaging equipment to accurately demonstrate anatomical structures.
• Students will apply the principles of radiation protection to patient, self, and others.
• Students will provide appropriate patient care with regard to safety and comfort.
• Students will communicate effectively with patients, patient’s families, staff, administration, and physicians.

Goal 2: Graduates will exhibit professional growth and development through the values, attitudes and behaviors necessary of an entry-level radiographer.

• Students will demonstrate respect to policies and procedures within the clinical setting.
• Students will demonstrate self-confidence in the clinical environment.
• Students will demonstrate the ability to work as a team player through cooperation and initiative.
• Students will demonstrate critical-thinking with regard to decision-making and judgment in the clinical environment.
• Students will demonstrate a commitment to their career in medical imaging.

Goal 3: Graduates will complete the program within the scheduled timeframe with the ability to earn the ARRT credentials to successfully work in the field of medical imaging.

• Students will complete the program within the 24 month timeframe.
• Employers will indicate confidence in hiring our graduates.
• Graduates of the program will be well prepared to successfully complete the ARRT registry examination.
• Graduates of the program will obtain employment within the field of radiography.