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He uses techniques designed to produce images for diagnostic purposes
Medical imaging technologists in radio-diagnostics perform x-ray exams and specific radio-diagnostic exams (angiography, ultrasound, magnetic resonance imaging…) used to produce anatomical images that show the functioning of different parts of the body to provide radiologist data and images that enable them to establish a diagnosis. Among other things, they prepare patients for exams and use equipment for producing, capturing and developing anatomical images.
To operate state-of-the-art equipment, digital imaging technology and software to perform medical imaging examinations and procedures To produce high quality images of the human body to assist physicians with the diagnosis and subsequent treatment of injury and disease To develop analytical and critical thinking skills To provide care to patients before, during and after medical imaging procedures To work alongside physicians and assist them with complex interventional procedures To perform professional duties with empathy and autonomy To function as an essential member of a collaborative healthcare team that provides professional medical care and support to patients and families To employ safe work habits To practise stress management and self-care
He can work in government hospitals or private clinics
You should apply for admission in colleges that offer Diagnostic imaging program (in French only). Training programs are offered in several regions in Quebec. You can apply for admission through SRAM website.
Salary depends on number of years of experience, it is also variable from a province to another. The national average salary for a Medical Imaging Technologist is $69,180 in Canada.
The professional board requires all medical imaging radiologists to continue professional development throughout their career path. They can consult available courses and workshops on the board website.
The highest risk is the radiation exposure that can cause many diseases such as cancers. The medical radiation technologist should apply methods of radiation protection to work in a safe environment.
Chances are very slim, because he deals with all kind of people having various needs that a robot can't detect or address.
He has the possibility to retire at the age of sixty, but he can retire earlier if he has enough work history. It is also possible to work even after reaching the retirement age to help in some areas where there is a severe shortage of medical imaging technologists.
I'm in my final year of learning. Next year I will be an intern. Once I finish my internship and I pass the board exam I will be able to get a job.
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