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Radiologic Technologist & Radiation Therapist Training: Duration & Requirements
Radiologic technologist
- Associate's degree: two to three years
- Bachelor’s degree: Usually four, though some programs may be five or more
Radiation therapist
- Requires a bachelor's degree plus one year of clinical training
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