Bellevue College offers advanced degree options for imaging professionals in Radiologic Technology, Diagnostic Ultrasound, Nuclear Medicine, or Radiation Therapy who are seeking to advance their careers. These programs build on existing clinical credentials and provide the skills and knowledge needed for advanced post‑primary modalities, leadership and management roles, and continued education at the master’s level. Explore the advanced degree options available at Bellevue College to support your professional growth.
The previously offered nuclear medicine concentration has been discontinued
Radiation & Imaging Sciences, Diagnostic Medical Sonography
The RAIS Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) concentration in Diagnostic Medical Sonography is designed for individuals who are credentialed medical sonographers and want to advance their knowledge and skills within this specialty. The curriculum is designed to teach students the essentials of leadership, an overview of the business and administrative functions in healthcare, along with advanced ultrasound imaging expertise. Graduates in this concentration will be qualified as managers and administrators and acquire the clinical expertise to obtain additional credentials within Ultrasound.
Radiation & Imaging Sciences, Technology concentration
The Radiation & imaging Sciences (RAIS) Bachelor of Applied Science degree integrates discipline-based, general education, and elective courses built on progressive rigor and sophistication. The technology focus emphasizes the advancement of imaging skills into emerging and specialized modalities. The Radiation and Imaging Sciences Technology (RAIT) concentration is designed for credentialed imaging professionals seeking advanced technical and clinical expertise that may support eligibility for additional certification.
Radiation & Imaging Sciences, Medical Dosimetry concentration
The RAIS Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) concentration in Medical Dosimetry is designed for ARRT certified Radiation Therapists who want to advance their knowledge and skills within this specialty. The curriculum and design of this program is designed to teach students the essentials to become experts in designing and generating dose distributions and calculations for prescribed course of radiation therapy while learning the essentials to work with computer software and multiple imaging modalities. Graduates in this concentration will be qualified as managers and administrators and acquire the clinical expertise to obtain additional credentials within Medical Dosimetry.
Additional Options
Healthcare Management & Leadership, Radiation & Imaging Management concentration
The Healthcare Management & Leadership Bachelor of Applied Science degree is a career-oriented program developed specifically to meet the career advancement needs of individuals with radiation and imaging science preparation and experience. The degree program offers a professionally relevant curriculum built around the essentials of leadership and provide an overview of the business and administrative functions of healthcare.
Healthcare Informatics, General concentration
Students in the Healthcare Informatics degree will explore the unique environment of healthcare, its language, laws and systems, in juxtaposition with IT systems infrastructure, analysis, implementation and outcomes. Emphasis is on current issues in healthcare, healthcare delivery systems, patient privacy, data security and mining, clinical vocabularies, healthcare IT project management, technical standards, business intelligence and decision support.
Last Updated May 1, 2026
