Radiation therapy is the use of high energy X-rays, electron beams and other forms of radiation in the treatment of patients with cancer and other medical conditions. Radiation therapists carry out various phases of patient treatment using sophisticated therapeutic equipment and are an integral part of the medical team. Keiser University’s Associate of Science degree in Radiation Therapy can help prepare you for this career.
Keiser University’s Radiation Therapy program combines learning in the classroom with laboratory and supervised practical experience. Students will learn how to utilize radiation and radioactive isotopes in the treatment of disease and apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills to achieve clinical objectives. Coursework will cover areas including principles and practice of radiation therapy, radiobiology and pathology, and treatment planning and dosimetry. During practicum, students will have opportunities for real-world, hands-on experience in health care settings.
Learning that Fits Your Life
Keiser offers small classes for more personalized learning, one course at a time. In addition to in-person instruction at convenient campus locations near you, most general education classes may be taken online to fit your degree more flexibly into your life.
Career Pathways
GraGraduates of the A.S. in Radiation Therapy program can find opportunities in a range of settings including:
Keiser University offers locations throughout the state of Florida so you can get an education close to home. Find the education you’re looking for at any one of our conveniently located campuses.
This program is offered at the following locations:
Keiser University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.
One Class at a Time
Instead of juggling multiple assignments and exams, you will take one class for four weeks before moving on.
Financial Services
Financial Aid is available to those who qualify. You’re encouraged to make an appointment with the Financial Aid department to explore the funding needed for your educational investment.
