Professor Ezequiel Ayala Santos recently attended the Association of Educators in Radiologic Technology of the State of New York, Inc. conference. During this event, he was honored with the prestigious Drago Scholarship.
This scholarship is specifically tailored for X-ray technologists aspiring toward or in educational careers who are actively pursuing an advanced degree. His receipt of this scholarship is a testament to his commitment to excellence in teaching and his ongoing contributions to the
Learn more about Manhattanville University's Radiologic Technology program.
Manhattanville’s four-year radiologic technology degree program consists of a selective, focused curriculum that imparts the skills needed to consistently and effectively use ionizing radiation technology to produce images that assist in the diagnosis and treatment of patients.
Through classroom instruction and hands-on learning in both simulated and actual clinical environments, radiologic technology majors learn how to accurately position and use imaging equipment, how to protect patients and operators against radiation, and how to be stellar caregivers who are responsive to all patients.
