Guide to a rewarding career in medical imaging
A radiology technician is a medical professional that conducts diagnostic imaging scans, such as x-rays or MRIs, on a patient’s body. With the help of these images, doctors can have a better idea of what is wrong with a patient.
Read moreThe production and handling of radiotracers used in positron emission tomography (PET) imaging techniques requires careful control and tracking of the materials being used. Autoscribe Informatics has introduced the Matrix Gemini PET Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) configuration for this
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The battle against the Big C is ongoing, but the odds are slowly tipping in the direction of effective management, and possibly a cure. Many treatment milestones have improved the chances of cancer patients to survive from 10% to 70%,
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Dangers Of A Radiology Career Radiology is a tempting career for many looking for stable long-term work that pays well. One thing that often scares people away from a career in Radiology is studies that show an increased risk for
Read moreAt a time when accredited ARRT MRI technician training is trending, it is good to know there are 31 colleges and universities in Pennsylvania offering radiology degrees and certificates. In fact, the view from those who have high-paying jobs is
Read moreHow to qualify as a Radiation Therapist in Georgia There are a number of options on offer in Georgia that lead to qualification as a Radiation Therapist. At the entry level are 12-month certificate programs for those with no medical
Read moreRadiation therapists play an important role of providing radiation therapy services to patients with various illnesses such as cancer. Radiation treatment often goes hand in hand with chemotherapy and surgery. Most radiation therapists work in general medical and surgical hospitals,
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2 years is the short answer. Radiologic technologists (also known as X-Ray Technicians) will need an associate’s degree as a minimum to become certified and increase their employability. Associate’s degrees last typically 2 years to take. Radiologic technologists can specialize
Read moreRadiology technicians play a vital role in the health care industry and in the lives of their patients. Radiology technicians work with the radiologist to perform various kinds of diagnostic imagining examinations that are crucial for the detection of illness,
Read moreThe Bureau of Labor Statistics expects there to be a 28 percent increase for job growth in this area until a minimum of year 2020. With an annual average salary of $50,000 to $60,000, it is no wonder that many
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