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The Radiologic Technologist
If you have an aptitude for exacting procedures and enjoy working with people, you could be an excellent candidate for a career in radiologic technology. Often called a radiographer, the radiologic technologist works under the direction of physicians in hospital and clinic X-ray departments. As a radiologic technologist, you will
• perform diagnostic X-ray exams on patients,
• work with newest digital diagnostic technology

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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