Radiography Clinical Obligations

First-year radiography students participate in clinical one to three days per week between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Second-year radiography students participate in clinical three days per week between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Students will be required to complete a weekend and evening rotation during the third, fourth, or fifth semester.

Students may be assigned to clinical settings located upwards of 132 miles from campus.

The program has established a safety screening protocol for students having potential access to the magnetic resonance environment. All students are required to watch an MRI safety video and complete an MRI Safety Screening form as part of their clinical orientation requirements to ensure they are appropriately screened for magnetic waves or radiofrequency hazards. If a student has had an injury to the eye involving a metallic object or fragment, they will be responsible for the cost of MRI orbits images prior to the rotation.

Clinical Facilities

Eastern Radiologists, Inc.
Greenville, NC

Eastern Radiologists, Inc.-Washington
Washington, NC

Family Medical Center
Greenville, NC

Greenville Health Care Center (VA)
Greenville, NC

Martin General Hospital
Williamston, NC

Orthopaedics East & Sports Medicine Center
Greenville, NC

Physicians East – East Arlington Blvd.
Greenville, NC

Physicians East
Farmville, NC

Physicians East Urgent Care
Greenville, NC

ECU Health Beaufort Hospital
Washington, NC

ECU Health Bertie Hospital
Windsor, NC

ECU Health Chowan Hospital
Edenton, NC

ECU Health Medical Center
Greenville, NC

ECU Health Multispecialty Clinic – Belhaven
Belhaven, NC

ECU Health Orthopedics I
Greenville, NC

ECU Health Orthopedics II
Greenville, NC

ECU Health Orthopedics
Washington, NC

ECU Health Pain Management Center
Greenville, NC

ECU Health Roanoke – Chowan Hospital
Ahoskie, NC

Attention

Clinical facilities may require criminal background checks, drug screenings, credit checks, professional license checks, and/or proof of US citizenship prior to or during participation in the clinical portion of a program. Any expenses associated with these requirements are the responsibility of the student. Pending the outcome, clinical facilities may deny a student the opportunity to complete the clinical portion of a program. A student who is unable to complete the clinical portion of a program will not be able to graduate.

Criminal background checks, drug screenings, credit checks, professional license checks, and/or proof of US citizenship may also be required after graduation by examination boards, state licensing boards, and employment agencies. Pending the outcome, a graduate may be disqualified from examination eligibility, state licensure, and/or employment.

Students admitted to health sciences programs are required to have a physical examination to determine if they are physically and emotionally capable of performing the essential functions of the program and must submit a completed medical form. A record of immunizations, including, but not limited to, an annual Influenza vaccine and the COVID-19 vaccine must be included with the medical form. A medical or religious exemption for vaccines must be approved by the clinical site(s). PCC does not grant vaccine exemptions in lieu of the clinical site(s) and does not guarantee vaccine exemptions will be approved by the clinical site(s).