Radiology is specialty within the world of medicine that uses imaging to diagnose and treat illnesses that can be seen within the body. Radiologists need to use a number of technologies (such as ultrasound, x-ray radiography, computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), positron emission tomography (PET) and nuclear medicine).
In addition to this s/he needs the ability to pay attention to detail, have good manual dexterity and to be a good all round team player, especially when a patient's life is at stake.
A managerial role is also an option. This can be achieved by applying first for the position of shift supervisor. Some healthcare organizations require a Business Degree to do this.
To summarize, becoming a radiology technician opens up a number of opportunities to continue to develop and grow. In addition, it provides a good salary, job security and the healthy environment that you will be working in.
- The role of the Radiology Technician
In addition to this s/he needs the ability to pay attention to detail, have good manual dexterity and to be a good all round team player, especially when a patient's life is at stake.
- What opportunities are available?
A managerial role is also an option. This can be achieved by applying first for the position of shift supervisor. Some healthcare organizations require a Business Degree to do this.
To summarize, becoming a radiology technician opens up a number of opportunities to continue to develop and grow. In addition, it provides a good salary, job security and the healthy environment that you will be working in.
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