Radiologic Technologists are trained in such procedures as diagnostic x-rays, fluoroscopy, CT scans, digital radiography, cardiac catheterizations and angiographies. They assist and educate patients, maintain patient records and are responsible for radiation safety. A student completing this program will:
Provide patient care during the x-ray examination, which includes positioning the patient and setting and operating controls on the x-ray machines;
Work as a self-directed, reflective, competent and professional healthcare provider, who is dedicated to the highest healthcare standards;
Work as hospital-based or private radiological office technologists upon passing the registry exam and applying for state licensure where applicable; and
Possess the potential to continue education in radiation therapy, nuclear medicine, ultrasound and MRI.
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