I want to become an x-ray technician in Illinois. WHat are some schools in Illinois?

	I want to become an x-ray technician in Illinois. WHat are some schools in Illinois? Asked By: shh - 4/26/2008

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The correct title is radiologic technologist.

These are ACCREDITED programs, unlike the ones listed by the other answerer:

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
SOUTHWESTERN ILLINOIS COLLEGE
2500 CARLYLE AVE
BELLEVILLE, IL 62221-5899
Program Director: RHONDA K KERN
Telephone: 618-222-5303

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
SOUTHERN ILL UNIV CARBONDALE
CLG OF APPLIED SCIENCE & ARTS
CARBONDALE, IL 62901-0000
Program Director: STEVEN C JENSEN
Telephone: 618-453-8882

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
KASKASKIA COLLEGE
27210 COLLEGE ROAD
CENTRALIA, IL 62801-0000
Program Director: MIMI L POLCZYNSKI
Telephone: 618-545-3363

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
PARKLAND COLLEGE
2400 W BRADLEY AVE
CHAMPAIGN, IL 61821-1899
Program Director: KIMBERLY A MILLS
Telephone: 217-351-2436

MEDICAL RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY
EAST-WEST UNIVERSITY
816 S MICHIGAN AVE
CHICAGO, IL 60605
Program Director: EKKEHARD-TEJA WILKE
Telephone: 312-939-0111

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
MALCOLM X COMMUNITY COLLEGE
1900 W VAN BUREN ST
CHICAGO, IL 60612-0000
Program Director: MICHAEL L WHITE
Telephone: 312-850-7373

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
TRINITY HOSPITAL
2320 E 93RD ST
CHICAGO, IL 60617-0000
Program Director: JOANN KERN
Telephone: 773-967-5292

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
WILBUR WRIGHT COLLEGE
4300 N NARRAGANSETT AVE
CHICAGO, IL 60634-0000
Program Director: DENNIS M KING
Telephone: 773-481-8880

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
ADVOCATE ILLINOIS MASONIC
836 WEST WELLINGTON AVE
CHICAGO, IL 60657-5193
Program Director: PHILIS A GEORGE
Telephone: 773-296-8951

RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM
DANVILLE AREA COMM. COLLEGE
2000 EAST MAIN ST
DANVILLE, IL 61832-0000
Program Director: ALBERTO BELLO JR
Telephone: 217-443-8552

RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM
RICHLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE
ONE COLLEGE PARK
DECATUR, IL 62521-8512
Program Director: ELLEN K COLBECK-TAYLOR
Telephone: 217-875-7211

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
SAUK VALLEY COLLEGE
173 ILLINOIS ROUTE #2
DIXON, IL 61021-9110
Program Director: STANLEY J SHIPPERT
Telephone: 815-288-5511

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
ST FRANCIS HOSPITAL
355 RIDGE AVENUE
EVANSTON, IL 60202-0000
Program Director: MARY ELLEN NEWTON
Telephone: 847-316-5810

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
CARL SANDBURG COLLEGE
2400 TOM L WILSON BLVD
GALESBURG, IL 61401-0000
Program Director: ELAINE LONG
Telephone: 309-341-5311

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
COLLEGE OF DU PAGE
425 N FAWELL BLVD
GLEN ELLYN, IL 60137-0000
Program Director: GINA M CARRIER
Telephone: 630-942-2434

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNTY
19351 W WASHINGTON ST
GRAYSLAKE, IL 60030-0000
Program Director: LYNN M WIECHERT
Telephone: 847-543-2880

RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM
REND LAKE COLLEGE
468 NORTH KEN GRAY PARKWAY
INA, IL 62846-
Program Director: KIMBERLY L ROBERT
Telephone: 618-437-5321

RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM
JOLIET JUNIOR COLLEGE
1215 HOUBOLT RD
JOLIET, IL 60431
Program Director: BRIAN H LOZIER
Telephone: 815-280-2584

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
KANKAKEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
100 COLLEGE DRIVE
KANKAKEE, IL 60901-0888
Program Director: DARLA SUE JEPSON
Telephone: 815-802-8832

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
MC DONOUGH DISTRICT HOSPITAL
525 E GRANT ST
MACOMB, IL 61455-0000
Program Director: VINCENT E STAUB
Telephone: 309-833-4101

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
KISHWAUKEE COLLEGE
21193 MALTA ROAD
MALTA, IL 60150-0000
Program Director: CAROL J GUSCHL
Telephone: 815-825-2086

BLOOMINGTON-NORMAL SCH OF RADIOGRAPHY
BROMEN HEALTHCARE
900 FRANKLIN AVENUE
NORMAL, IL 61761-0000
Program Director: LISA R ABERLE
Telephone: 309-452-2834

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
OLNEY CENTRAL COLLEGE
305 NORTH WEST STREET
OLNEY, IL 62450-0000
Program Director: CAROL R KOCHER
Telephone: 618-395-7777

SCHOOL OF RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY
HARPER COLLEGE
1200 W ALGONQUIN ROAD
PALATINE, IL 60067-7398
Program Director: LESLYE S HESS
Telephone: 847-925-6000

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
MORAINE VALLEY COMM COLLEGE
10900 S 88TH AVE #B-130
PALOS HILLS, IL 60465-0000
Program Director: MICHAEL A GATTO
Telephone: 708-974-5316

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
ILLINOIS CENTRAL COLLEGE
201 SW ADAMS ST
PEORIA, IL 61635-0001
Program Director: DIANE L SCHULZ
Telephone: 309-999-4659

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
OSF ST FRANCIS MEDICAL CENTER
530 NE GLEN OAK AVE
PEORIA, IL 61637-0000
Program Director: SUZANNE M YEZEK
Telephone: 309-655-2782

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
BLESSING HOSPITAL
PO BOX 7005
QUINCY, IL 62305-7005
Program Director: RHONDA L BRINKS
Telephone: 217-223-8400

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
TRITON COLLEGE
2000 N 5TH AVE
RIVER GROVE, IL 60171-0000
Program Director: CATHERINE T LEKOSTAJ
Telephone: 708-456-0300

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
TRINITY COLLEGE OF NURSING& HS
2122 25TH AVE
ROCK ISLAND, IL 61201-5317
Program Director: DIANA S WERDERMAN
Telephone: 309-779-7776

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
ROCKFORD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
2400 N ROCKTON AVE
ROCKFORD, IL 61103-0000
Program Director: PATRICIA L GRIESMAN
Telephone: 815-971-5480

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
SWEDISH - AMERICAN HOSPITAL
1250 EAST STATE STREET
ROCKFORD, IL 61104-2298
Program Director: AMY C MEAGHER
Telephone: 815-489-4966

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
S SUBURBAN COLLEGE OF COOK CTY
15800 S STATE ST
SOUTH HOLLAND, IL 60473-0000
Program Director: SHARI J MC GOVERN
Telephone: 708-596-2000

SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
LINCOLN LAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE
5250 SHEPHERD RD PO BOX 19256
SPRINGFIELD, IL 62794-9256
Program Director: WILLIAM J CALLAWAY
Telephone: 217-786-2408

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Answered By: RadTech - 4/26/2008

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	Why can't people see that technology will soon cause civil war in the USA? Advances in technology will soon cause 70-80?nemployment in the USA. How will all those millions of people eat, then? That will lead to a conflict between Social Market-ists (gov't imposed wealth redistribution) and Free Market-ists (no gov't imposed wealth redistribution). First, the Luddite Fallacy. It WAS valid UNTIL machines could do most human mental functions better than humans. Some experts are already saying this, but generally it seems like the American Society and its leaders are proceeding in utter ignorance. You probably know about all the technologies that now exist or will soon be up & running, & which will massively reduce the need for human labor in the economy, thus MAKING MOST HUMANS UNNECESSARY to the economy. Some facts: (1) A couple weeks ago all the toll booth workers on the Golden Gate Bridge were all dismissed because the gov't bought a machine to handle everything. (2) Computer voice recognition already exists, in programs such as Siri and Google Voice and others. But very soon these programs will be so much better. Virtually all the human-staffed customer service call centers will disappear very soon. Human office receptions will be mostly eliminated. (3) McDonald's already has a prototype version of their fast food restaurant with NO human workers on site. (4) Wal-Mart & other retailers already have plans for stores with NO human cashiers. (5) Google's driverless cars and trucks will soon eliminate most drivers of commercial trucks & taxi cabs. (6) IBM's computer "Watson" defeated the best human players on "Jeopardy" about a year ago. Watson had to hear and understand host Alex Trebeck's spoken speech just like the human contestants. IBM created Watson to replace Medical Doctors. The plan is that nurses and nurses practitioners will take data from patients (temperate, blood pressure, reports of pains, etc.), enter that into Watson, and Watson will order tests and make prescriptions and treatment plans. Unlike human doctors, Watson will KNOW EVERYTHING about medical science. Doctor errors currently kill about 100,000 patients per year in hospitals alone. Patients will DEMAND to be diagnosed by Watson (or other equivalent) & have a prescription by Watson, since studies will show that patients fare so MUCH better when Watson is their “doctor,” and the cost will be MUCH less. (7) Computers are now replacing the lawyers that formerly had to spend massive hours read through massive amounts of documents turned over to the opposing side in "discovery" in civil lawsuits. Documents now are turned over in digital form, and computers search in seconds them looking for key words and phrases. (8) Soon publishers will stop printing books on paper. Everyone will have an e-Reader device. That will be the END of every physical library and bookstore. (9) Soon computers will be able to general characters in movies that are indistinguishable from real humans. Not only actors will lose their jobs, but costume people, makeup people, scene construction people, camera operators, key grips, electricians, lighting experts, etc. (10) New machines are replacing the humans who pick vegetables in fields. (11) New machines are replacing human security guards. (12) Human airplane pilots, both in the military and in commercial service, will soon be extinct. The FAA has already approved testing of drone planes for commercial transportation of non-human cargo. (13) Most trades on Wall Street are already being made by computers. (14) The U.S. Postal Service is doomed. Paying thousands of people to drive around in little trucks to deliver little printed pieces of paper to each household each day is going to seem more and more like idiocy. (15) Most of the reviews and analysis currently being done by human accountants, actuaries, tax experts, and other financial analysts and consultants will be done must better, more more quickly, and much more accurately, by computers. (16) Web sites already are using computer programs to write the text for stories that report on sports games. The program integrates the statistics from the game into a story text that seems to have been written by a human being. (17)Most education at the college and high school level will soon be done online, eliminating a massive number of workers. Thus, GIGANTIC UNEMPLOYMENT, in the range of 70-80?is coming soon to the USA. This will result in Rio De Janeiro type slums all over the USA. That will result in calls for gov't wealth redistribution, which will result in Armed Revolution, Counter-Revolution, concentration camps, & Latin American-style death squads. The rich and ultra-rich are never going to let any government get control of their wealth. Huge bloody CONFLICT is coming. * * * Politicians keep repeating the old canard that the solution is to train and retrain Americans for the "jobs of the future." But they are either morons or are lying, since anyone who thinks about it can easily see that even if every American worker had an engineering degree or a computer science degree, the economy just doesn't need that many engineers and computer scientists. * * * * * * * Why don't more people see this? Why aren't more people talking about this? We are facing soon a catastrophe in the USA (and in other places) on par of the plagues in Europe that killed half of the population in certain areas, and on par with the depopulation in Europe brought about by WWI and WWII. Sure, you can just repeat the Luddite Fallacy, and proclaim that the economy will always create enough jobs for most people to survive. But there is no law of economics that says that any law of economics will always operate the same. Laws of economics are not like the laws of physics. Economies and life forms can and do evolve in fundamental ways that make former economic models and ways of life obsolete. I'm sure the last tribe of Neanderthals were certain that nothing was ever going to change, right before the Homo Sapiens swooped down on them, chased them into a dead end canyon were other Homo Sapiens were lying in wait with big clubs. * * * * * * * * * In the past the Luddite Fallacy was valid since machines always needed the mental acuity that only human operators could provide, and machines frequently needed maintenance by skilled human hands and minds. But now machines have mental functions that equal or surpass what humans can provide in most work functions. And computers aren't so much repaired anymore as just thrown away and replaced. How many cell phone repair shops have you ever seen? Even most laptop computers are replaced rather than repaired. More and more laptop computers never even need to be repaired for years and years. In short, when the economy has no use for most Americans, all hll is going to brake loose, & that's coming soon. * * * * 2 answers - Asked By: Perro Americano Invicto - 5/16/2013

	I want to become an Escrow Officer, does anyone know how to go about it? What kind of training will I need? I know that Escrow is within Title industry in Texas. What would be the best way to get my foot in the door. I am assuming I will have to start as an Escrow assistant and work my way up, but I would really like to find out more about this career path. How does an officer usually get licensed? Are there classes we need to take and exam to take? Any response is appreciated. 2 answers - Asked By: schang25 - 2/10/2006

	Are there any career in computers that doesn't involve code scripting? 1 answer - Asked By: Big D - 5/3/2013

	Web designer looking to jump into web producing at large agency. would love your advice!? I've always freelanced as a web designer and might have an opportunity to work at a large ad agency. sorta nervous about the culture and role, so I was wondering if I could solicit feedback about the type of strengths I might need to develop, ie., strong project management (learn to use basecamp!), etc. I've held jobs on the client side as a web marketing manager and before that freelanced -- but on the very small scale. anyone with similiar experiences or feedback I'd love to hear from you! 2 answers - Asked By: webguy - 2/11/2006

	How much do you tip an electrican? I have to get an electrican to fix an overloaded circuit and possible short. so do you tip and if so, how much? 4 answers - Asked By: speedlvr_8 - 12/29/2005

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