If you ever thought about becoming a medical imaging technologist, then this is for you. You will learn everything you wanted to know about becoming one, where do they work, how much they get paid, what kind of additional in-service training they need, some of the dangers involved in the job, when can you expect retire and how can you make a difference in people's life.
Taking different images of the human body by moving them and by adjusting the machines.
They make sure that the patient is comfortable and take the required images by preparing the patient and moving them in the correct position. They also have to look at the images that they took and evaluate them to see if its readable for the radiologist.
They prepare their workplace and prepare for the day by looking their appointments, and after they go on for the day. They also help the radiologist for different things depending on the position that they are on for the day.
They mostly work in hospitals, but hey can also work in private clinics or medical labs.
You have to have your high school degree, go to college in Diagnostic Imaging for 3-4 years and after that pass the professional admission exam.
The average salary in Quebec is $79 902 a year.
The visual training, so the eyes can adapted themselves to see an x-ray image and can be able to read it.
The biggest danger is to being exposed to high radiation.
There is no chance, because their job is very technical, and they have to place the patient to a certain way that the robot can't do.
It depends, but they mostly retire around the age of 60 years old.
I hope I was able to answer most of your questions and I hope it convinced some of you to discover the world of Diagnostic Imaging.
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