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Radiologic technologists are specially trained healthcare workers who assist physicians with such aspects of medical care as diagnostic imaging, cancer treatment, and sonograms.

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The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that jobs in this field are on the rise and are [expected to grow by 12 percent over the next decade](https://radiologyed.org/prospects/). This is faster than the average for all jobs in the U.S., and West Virginia is no exception.

Now is a great time to get appropriate education and seek employment in the state as a radiologic technologist.

## Radiology Requirements in West Virginia

To gain employment as a radiologic technologist in West Virginia requires licensing through the state. Radiologist assistants are licensed by the [West Virginia Board of Medicine](https://wvbom.wv.gov/) and other types of technologists by the [West Virginia Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Technology Board of Examiners](http://www.wvrtboard.org/). The former is licensed for two years and the latter for just one year. Those seeking a license must first finish a course of study approved by the licensing boards and then pass either a state exam or the exam set by the [American Registry of Radiologic Technologists](https://www.arrt.org/).

## Accredited Radiology Tech Programs in West Virginia: 2026 Guide

West Virginia has exactly 10 JRCERT-accredited radiography programs – an unusually high number for a state with roughly 1.8 million residents, which reflects decades of investment in allied health training tied to the state’s hospital network. If you want to work as a radiologic technologist in West Virginia, choosing a JRCERT-accredited program is the first practical decision you will make, because ARRT certification – required for state licensure – is only available to graduates of accredited programs. This guide covers every accredited program in the state, what West Virginia pays its radiologic technologists, how licensing works, and what to look for before you apply.

## West Virginia Radiography Program Listings

All ten programs below hold JRCERT accreditation. Tuition figures are sourced directly from JRCERT program data. Pass rates refer to first-attempt ARRT board exam performance. Read the accreditation status column carefully – one program is currently on probationary accreditation, which carries real implications for your credential timeline.

### [Bluefield State University](https://catalog.bluefieldstate.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=12&poid=1888&returnto=2225) – Bluefield

219 Rock Street, Bluefield, WV 24701 | Program type: Radiography

- **Length:** 22 months
- **Resident tuition:** $12,060 | Non-resident: $21,720
- **Completion rate:** 94%
- **ARRT exam pass rate:** 93%
- **Job placement rate:** 100%
- **Accreditation:** 8 Years
- **Capacity:** 49 students
- **Clinical sites include:** Princeton Community Hospital, Greenbrier Valley Medical Center, Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital, Beckley VA Medical Center, and 13 additional sites across southern West Virginia and southwest Virginia.

### BridgeValley Community and Technical College – South Charleston

2001 Union Carbide Drive, South Charleston, WV 25303 | Program type: Radiography

- **Length:** 17 months
- **Resident tuition:** $200 per credit | Non-resident: $476.17 per credit
- **Alternative learning:** Weekend option available
- **Completion rate:** [VERIFY: not reported in current JRCERT data]
- **ARRT exam pass rate:** [VERIFY: not reported in current JRCERT data]
- **Accreditation:** Associate of Applied Science
- **Capacity:** 15 students
- **Clinical sites include:** Charleston Area Medical Center (General and Memorial campuses), WVU Medicine Thomas Hospitals, Boone Memorial Hospital, Montgomery General Hospital.

BridgeValley’s weekend format is rare in West Virginia and may suit applicants who need to maintain employment during training. The 15-student cohort size means competitive admission.

### Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College – Logan

100 College Drive, Logan, WV 25601 | Program type: Radiography

- **Length:** 22 months
- **Resident tuition:** $15,060 | Non-resident: $22,020
- **Completion rate:** 65%
- **ARRT exam pass rate:** 71%
- **Job placement rate:** 100%
- **Accreditation status: Probation**
- **Capacity:** 59 students
- **Clinical sites include:** Logan Regional Medical Center, Charleston Area Medical Center (multiple campuses), Thomas Memorial Hospital, Boone Memorial Hospital, and two Kentucky-based sites.

**Important:** Probationary accreditation means JRCERT has identified concerns with this program that must be resolved. Graduates of a probationary program can still apply to ARRT, but you should contact JRCERT and ARRT directly before enrolling to understand current standing and any changes since this data was compiled.

### St. Mary’s Medical Center – Huntington

2900 First Avenue, Huntington, WV 25702 | Program type: Radiography

- **Length:** 36 months
- **Tuition:** $8,160 (resident and non-resident same rate)
- **Completion rate:** 100%
- **ARRT exam pass rate:** 92%
- **Job placement rate:** 100%
- **Accreditation:** 8 Years
- **Capacity:** 56 students
- **Clinical sites include:** Cabell Huntington Hospital, Huntington VA Medical Center, CAMC Teays Valley Hospital, Rivers Health, Marshall Health, and St. Mary’s Medical Center itself.

At 36 months, St. Mary’s runs the longest program in the state. The per-total tuition of $8,160 is among the lowest for hospital-based programs, and the 100% completion rate stands out across all ten programs.

### United Hospital Center – Bridgeport

327 Medical Park Drive, Bridgeport, WV 26330 | Program type: Radiography

- **Length:** 23 months
- **Tuition:** $3,000 (resident and non-resident same rate)
- **Completion rate:** 79%
- **ARRT exam pass rate:** 97%
- **Job placement rate:** 100%
- **Accreditation:** 8 Years
- **Capacity:** 36 students
- **Clinical sites include:** United Hospital Center, St. Joseph’s Hospital in Buckhannon, VA Medical Center Louis A. Johnson in Clarksburg, and WVU Medicine Elkins Corridor Medical Center.

United Hospital Center posts the highest ARRT pass rate of any program in West Virginia at 97%, paired with the second-lowest total tuition in the state. The combination of cost, outcomes, and north-central West Virginia location makes this one of the more competitive programs to gain entry.

### University of Charleston – Charleston

2300 MacCorkle Avenue SE, Charleston, WV 25304 | Program type: Radiography

- **Tuition:** $33,490 (same for resident and non-resident)
- **Completion rate:** 100%
- **ARRT exam pass rate:** 89%
- **Job placement rate:** 100%
- **Accreditation:** 8 Years
- **Capacity:** 60 students
- **Program length:** [VERIFY: not reported in current JRCERT data]
- **Clinical sites include:** Charleston Area Medical Center (five campuses including General, Memorial, Women’s and Children’s, Teays Valley, and Southridge imaging), Thomas Memorial Hospital, Jackson General Hospital, Montgomery General Hospital, Roane General Hospital, St. Francis Hospital, and West Virginia OrthoNeuro.

University of Charleston is a private institution, and the tuition reflects that. However, its 100% completion rate and a clinical network spanning 13 sites across central West Virginia are genuine strengths.

### University of Charleston-Beckley – Beckley

167 Dye Drive, Beckley, WV 25801 | Program type: Radiography

- **Length:** 17 months
- **Tuition:** $11,970 (same for resident and non-resident)
- **Completion rate:** 68%
- **ARRT exam pass rate:** 93%
- **Job placement rate:** [VERIFY: not reported in current JRCERT data]
- **Accreditation:** 8 Years
- **Capacity:** 50 students
- **Clinical sites include:** Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital, Raleigh General Hospital, Greenbrier Valley Medical Center, Charleston Area Medical Center (General and Memorial), Davis Memorial Hospital, Summersville Regional Medical Center, Plateau Medical Center, and sites in Virginia including Bath Community Hospital, Lewis Gale Hospital Alleghany, and Lewis Gale Hospital Pulaski.

The Beckley campus completes its program in 17 months – tied with BridgeValley for the shortest duration in the state. Its 68% completion rate is worth discussing with the admissions office before you apply.

### [West Virginia Northern Community College](https://catalog.wvncc.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=13&poid=1133) – Wheeling

1704 Market Street, Wheeling, WV 26003 | Program type: Radiography

- **Length:** 21 months
- **Resident tuition:** $5,200 | Non-resident: $10,000
- **Completion rate:** 100%
- **ARRT exam pass rate:** 84%
- **Job placement rate:** 98%
- **Accreditation:** 8 Years
- **Capacity:** 37 students
- **Clinical sites include:** Wheeling Hospital, WVU Medicine Reynolds Memorial Hospital, WVU Medicine Weirton Medical Center, WVU Medicine Wetzel County Hospital, Sistersville General Hospital, UPMC Washington Hospital in Pennsylvania, and multiple outpatient and rapid care sites in the northern panhandle.

WVNCC serves the northern panhandle region and draws on clinical sites in Pennsylvania and Ohio as well as West Virginia – practical geography for students in that corner of the state.

### [West Virginia University Hospitals](https://wvumedicine.org/healthcare-professionals/education/radtech-program/) – Morgantown

Medical Center Drive, Morgantown, WV 26506 | Program type: Radiography

- **Length:** 23 months
- **Tuition:** $3,000 (same for resident and non-resident)
- **Completion rate:** 100%
- **ARRT exam pass rate:** 91%
- **Job placement rate:** 100%
- **Accreditation:** 8 Years
- **Capacity:** 48 students
- **Clinical sites include:** West Virginia University Hospitals main campus, Fairmont Medical Center, Fairmont Gateway Clinic, WVU Medicine Spine Center, WVU Cheat Lake Physicians, and WVU Medicine University Town Centre.

At $3,000 total tuition, this is tied with United Hospital Center for the lowest-cost accredited radiography program in West Virginia. The program posts a 100% completion rate and 91% first-attempt ARRT pass rate. For applicants in north-central West Virginia, this combination of cost and outcomes is hard to match.

### West Virginia University Parkersburg – Parkersburg

300 Campus Drive, Parkersburg, WV 26104 | Program type: Radiography

- **Length:** 18 months
- **Resident tuition:** $22,560 | Non-resident: $45,120
- **Completion rate:** [VERIFY: not reported in current JRCERT data]
- **ARRT exam pass rate:** [VERIFY: not reported in current JRCERT data]
- **Job placement rate:** [VERIFY: not reported in current JRCERT data]
- **Accreditation:** 2 Years
- **Capacity:** 30 students
- **Clinical sites include:** WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical Center (multiple campuses and imaging locations in Parkersburg and Vienna), WVU Medicine Jackson General Hospital in Ripley, OhioHealth O’Bleness in Athens OH, and WVU Medicine Urgent Care Parkersburg.

WVU Parkersburg holds a 2-year accreditation cycle rather than the standard 8-year term. Shorter accreditation cycles can reflect newer programs or programs under closer JRCERT review. Prospective students should confirm current standing with JRCERT and ask the program for outcome data directly.

## West Virginia Radiography Program Comparison Table

The table below covers all ten JRCERT-accredited radiography programs in the state. Where a data point was not reported in JRCERT records, the cell shows “NR” (not reported). Programs are sorted by ARRT exam pass rate where available.

| Institution | Length | Resident Tuition | Completion Rate | ARRT Pass Rate | Placement Rate | Accreditation | Evening/Weekend |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Bluefield State University | 22 mo. | $12,060 | 94% | 93% | 100% | 8 Years | No |
| BridgeValley Community and Tech | 17 mo. | $200 | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a | Yes |
| Southern West Virginia Community and Tech | 22 mo. | $15,060 | 65% | 71% | 100% | **On probation** | No |
| St. Mary’s Medical Center | 36 mo. | $8,160 | 100% | 92% | 100% | 8 Years | No |
| United Hospital Center | 23 mo. | $3,000 | 79% | 97% | 100% | 8 Years | No |
| University of Charleston | n/a | $33,490 | 100% | 89% | 100% | 8 Years | No |
| University of Charleston-Beckley | 17 mo. | $11,970 | 68% | 93% | n/a | 8 Years | No |
| West Virginia Northern CC | 21 mo. | $5,200 | 100% | 84% | 98% | 8 Years | No |
| West Virginia University Hospitals | 12 mo. | $3,000 | 100% | 100% | 100% | 8 Years | No |
| West Virginia University Hospitals | 12 mo. | $4,000 | 100% | 89% | 100% | 8 Years | No |
| West Virginia University Hospitals | 23 mo. | $3,000 | 100% | 91% | 100% | 8 Years | No |
| West Virginia University Parkersburg | 18 mo. | $22,560 | n/a | n/a | n/a | 2 Years | No |

**Note on accreditation:** 1 of the 12 programmes listed above are currently on probation with the JRCERT. Probation means the programme is accredited but has been found not to meet one or more standards, and is being monitored. Ask the programme directly what the finding was and what has changed since. Status is taken from the JRCERT accreditation database.

*Tuition figures are program totals where reported as such, or per-credit-hour for BridgeValley. Data sourced from JRCERT program records. Verify current figures directly with each institution before applying.*

## Related Imaging and Therapy Programs in West Virginia

Radiography is one entry point into medical imaging. Once you hold ARRT certification in radiography, several advanced specialty credentials become accessible – often through additional post-primary programs. West Virginia University Hospitals in Morgantown offers two such programs that radiographers commonly pursue as career progression.

### Radiation Therapy – West Virginia University Hospitals

Medical Center Drive, Morgantown, WV 26506 | Program type: Radiation Therapy

- **Length:** 12 months
- **Tuition:** $3,000 (resident and non-resident same rate)
- **Completion rate:** 100%
- **Board exam pass rate:** 100%
- **Job placement rate:** 100%
- **Accreditation:** 8 Years
- **Capacity:** 6 students
- **Clinical sites:** West Virginia University Hospitals, Mon Health Medical Center in Morgantown, Fairmont Regional Cancer Center.

Radiation therapists plan and deliver radiation treatments for cancer patients. The specialty typically requires prior radiography experience or education. At 6 seats per cohort, this is a highly selective post-primary program.

### Magnetic Resonance Imaging – West Virginia University Hospitals

Medical Center Drive, Morgantown, WV 26506 | Program type: Magnetic Resonance

- **Length:** 12 months
- **Tuition:** $4,000 (resident and non-resident same rate)
- **Completion rate:** 100%
- **Board exam pass rate:** 89%
- **Job placement rate:** 100%
- **Accreditation:** 8 Years
- **Capacity:** 6 students
- **Clinical sites:** Center for Advanced Imaging at West Virginia University, Fairmont Medical Center, WVU Medicine University Town Centre.

MRI technologists are among the higher earners in medical imaging. BLS May 2025 OEWS data shows MRI technologists in West Virginia earn a median of $80,490 per year, compared to $74,150 for radiologic technologists. The gap widens at the top end: the 90th percentile for MRI tech pay in the state reaches $97,840. Completing a 12-month MRI program after establishing your radiography credential is one of the most direct ways to increase earnings within the field.

## What Radiology Techs Earn in West Virginia

According to BLS May 2025 OEWS data, West Virginia employs 1,810 radiologic technologists and technicians (SOC 29-2034). The median annual wage is $74,150, with a mean of $73,780. Here is the full wage distribution:

- **10th percentile:** $56,270
- **25th percentile:** $61,020
- **Median (50th percentile):** $74,150
- **75th percentile:** $81,370
- **90th percentile:** $95,510

Cost of living matters here. West Virginia consistently ranks among the five least expensive states in the country for housing and overall cost of living. A $74,150 median salary in Charleston or Morgantown carries substantially more purchasing power than the same figure would in most coastal metro areas. If you are comparing West Virginia salaries against national figures, factor in that your housing, groceries, and transportation costs will typically be lower.

For MRI technologists specifically, BLS May 2025 OEWS data shows 190 employed in West Virginia with a median of $80,490 and a mean of $82,870. The 75th percentile for MRI techs in the state reaches $94,910 – close to what only the top 10% of general radiology techs earn. That difference is a concrete financial argument for pursuing advanced specialty certification after completing your initial radiography credential.

## West Virginia Radiologic Technologist Licensing Requirements

West Virginia requires all practicing radiologic technologists to hold state licensure through the West Virginia Radiologic Technology Board of Examiners (WVRTBE). The main requirements are:

- **Education:** Graduation from a JRCERT-accredited radiography program.
- **Certification:** Current ARRT certification in radiography (or the applicable modality for specialty licenses).
- **Application:** Completed application to the WVRTBE with supporting documentation, including official transcripts and ARRT certification verification.
- **Background check:** Criminal background check required.
- **Fees:** [VERIFY-STALE: current license application and renewal fees from WVRTBE]
- **Renewal:** Licenses require renewal on a cycle set by the WVRTBE. Continuing education is required for renewal. [VERIFY-STALE: current CE hour requirement and renewal period from WVRTBE]

West Virginia does not currently have formal reciprocity agreements with all neighboring states, but ARRT-certified technologists from other states can typically apply for a West Virginia license by endorsement. Confirm current reciprocity status directly with the WVRTBE before relocating and assuming licensure will transfer automatically.

Graduates of the Southern WV Community and Technical College program, which is on probationary accreditation, should verify with ARRT and the WVRTBE that their eligibility for certification and licensure is not affected before enrolling.

## What to Look for in a West Virginia Radiography Program

Ten accredited programs in one state gives applicants real choices. These are the factors that matter most in the West Virginia context.

### Accreditation Status

Standard JRCERT accreditation runs for 8 years. Programs with 2-year accreditation terms or probationary status warrant closer scrutiny. Ask the program directly: what did JRCERT cite as concerns, and what has been done to address them? Your credential depends on the program maintaining accreditation through your graduation date.

### ARRT First-Attempt Pass Rate

Among the programs with reported data, first-attempt ARRT pass rates in West Virginia range from 71% to 97%. That 26-percentage-point spread is meaningful. Failing the ARRT exam on the first attempt delays your licensure, your job start, and your income. Programs with rates above 90% – United Hospital Center (97%), Bluefield State (93%), UC Beckley (93%), St. Mary’s (92%), and WVU Hospitals (91%) – demonstrate consistent board exam preparation.

### Completion Rate

A program can have strong board pass rates while still losing many students before graduation. Completion rates in this state range from 65% to 100%. Low completion rates can signal inadequate academic support, clinical overload, or admission of students who are not well-prepared. A 65% completion rate means roughly one in three students who start do not finish.

### Clinical Site Diversity

West Virginia’s programs vary considerably in where they place students for clinical rotations. Some programs train primarily in large regional medical centers; others rotate students through rural critical access hospitals, VA facilities, outpatient imaging centers, and orthopedic clinics. Exposure to multiple settings – including smaller rural hospitals – is genuinely useful in a state where many graduates will work in less-urban environments. Review each program’s clinical site list and ask how many hours you will spend at each type of facility.

### Program Length and Format

Program length in West Virginia runs from 17 months to 36 months. A shorter program gets you into the workforce sooner but may compress clinical hours. [VERIFY-STALE: The national minimum for clinical hours in a JRCERT-accredited program is current JRCERT minimum clinical hour requirement.] Ask each program how many clinical hours students complete and in how many different settings. BridgeValley’s weekend format is the only part-time-compatible option in the state, which is worth knowing if you cannot stop working entirely during training.

### ARRT Exam Preparation

Ask programs specifically: do you use Lange, Mosby, or another board review platform? Are mock exams built into the curriculum? Do students receive individualized feedback on content areas where they are weak? Programs that integrate structured board review throughout the curriculum – rather than a single prep course at the end – tend to produce stronger first-attempt pass rates.

### Tuition and Total Cost

Total program tuition among West Virginia’s accredited programs ranges from $3,000 at WVU Hospitals and United Hospital Center to $33,490 at the University of Charleston. That is a $30,000 difference for training that leads to the same credential. Factor in whether the program awards an associate degree (which has value for future advancement) versus a certificate or hospital diploma. Also ask about additional costs: uniforms, dosimetry badges, health screenings, liability insurance, and ARRT application fees.

### Geography and Your Job Market

Where you complete your clinical training often predicts where you will be hired. If you want to work in the northern panhandle, a program like WV Northern Community College in Wheeling makes practical sense. If you are based in southern West Virginia, Bluefield State or UC Beckley gives you connections in that region’s hospital network. In a state where healthcare hiring is relationship-driven and most radiology departments are relatively small, clinical site familiarity matters.

## Program Length, Clinical Hours, and ARRT Exam Prep: What to Expect

Radiography programs in West Virginia cover both didactic coursework and clinical training. The didactic component includes anatomy, patient care, radiographic procedures, physics, radiation protection, and image evaluation. Clinical training puts you in actual healthcare settings, performing real procedures under supervision.

JRCERT sets minimum standards for clinical hours and competency completion. Programs that exceed those minimums tend to produce graduates who are more confident on the job and better prepared for the ARRT exam’s procedural competency components. When comparing programs, ask for the total clinical hours and the number of competency examinations required – not just the program length in months.

The ARRT radiography exam tests across 14 content categories including radiation protection, equipment operation, image production, and radiographic procedures. West Virginia’s top-performing programs in terms of pass rate tend to integrate board review material throughout the curriculum rather than treating it as an add-on in the final semester. Look for programs that assign practice exams at regular intervals and use those results to adjust instruction.

## Frequently Asked Questions: Radiology Tech Programs in West Virginia

### How long does it take to become a radiology tech in West Virginia?

Program lengths at accredited West Virginia schools range from 17 months to 36 months, depending on the institution. After graduating, you apply to sit the ARRT exam. Processing and scheduling time varies, but most graduates complete the exam within a few months of finishing their program.

## Large Employers in Radiology

There are many choices for graduates of radiologic technology programs seeking employment in West Virginia. In addition to large hospital systems, there are smaller hospitals and medical centers.

[Bluefield Regional Medical Center](https://www.bluefieldregional.net/)
500 Cherry Street
Bluefield, WV 24701

[Broaddus Hospital](https://www.davishealthsystem.org/locations/broaddus-hospital)
119 Mansfield Hill
Philippi, WV 26416

[St. Francis Hospital](http://www.thomaswv.org/sfhclinics)
333 Laidley Street
Charleston, WV 25322

[Wheeling Hospital](http://www.wheelinghospital.org/default.aspx)
1 Medical Park
Wheeling, WV 26003

[West Virginia University Children’s Hospital](https://wvumedicine.org/childrens/)
1 Medical Center Drive
Morgantown, WV 26506

[Hershel Woody Williams VA Medical Center](https://www.huntington.va.gov/)
1540 Spring Valley Drive
Huntington, WV 25704

## Professional Organizations

The leading professional organization in the U.S. for radiologic technicians and technologists is the [American Society of Radiologic Technologists](https://www.asrt.org/). In West Virginia, workers in this field may join the organization’s state affiliate, [the West Virginia Society of Radiologic Technologists](https://www.wvsrt.com/). Additional organizations at the national level include the [American Registry of Radiologic Technologists](https://www.arrt.org/). This is the group that sets the exam that many graduates will take before earning a license. Another national group, the [Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology](https://www.jrcert.org/) accredits many educational programs and is a good source of information about schools and careers.

## Sources

- U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (May 2025) — wage and employment figures. https://www.bls.gov/oes/
- U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook — job outlook. https://www.bls.gov/ooh/
- Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT) — accredited programme directory (720 programmes). https://www.jrcert.org/programs/
- American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) — certification requirements. https://www.arrt.org/
- West Virginia Board of Medicine — https://wvbom.wv.gov/
- West Virginia Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Technology Board o — http://www.wvrtboard.org/
- American Registry of Radiologic Technologists — https://www.arrt.org/
- Bluefield State University — https://catalog.bluefieldstate.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=12&poid=1888&returnto=2225
- West Virginia Northern Community College — https://catalog.wvncc.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=13&poid=1133
- West Virginia University Hospitals — https://wvumedicine.org/healthcare-professionals/education/radtech-program/
- Broaddus Hospital — https://www.davishealthsystem.org/locations/broaddus-hospital
- St. Francis Hospital — http://www.thomaswv.org/sfhclinics
- Wheeling Hospital — http://www.wheelinghospital.org/default.aspx
- Hershel Woody Williams VA Medical Center — https://www.huntington.va.gov/
- American Society of Radiologic Technologists — https://www.asrt.org/
- Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology — https://www.jrcert.org/

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