Radiography Curriculum Guide (A.S. Degree)
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Computed Tomography (CT)(Advanced Technical
Certificate)
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)(Advanced Technical Certificate)
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Program Description:
Select this career if your interest
in people is more than skin deep. Radiographers take X-rays
and CAT scans or administer non-radioactive materials into
a patient's blood stream for diagnosing injury and disease.
Some radiographers specialize in certain areas, such a computed
tomography scans (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and
mammography. You'll be prepared to start an exciting career
as a:
Typical Tasks May Include:
producing quality radiographs (x-rays) for use in diagnosing and treating medical problems
applying knowledge of human anatomy to position patient's body so that the correct areas can be radiographed
protecting patients and self from radiation
providing respectful care to patients
Characteristics Students Need to be Successful:
Dependable, punctual, professional appearance
Caring, compassionate, respectful
Good foundation in math and science
Team player
Motivated to be a lifelong learner
Potential Careers:
Radiographer
Radiologic Technologist
Potential Employers:
Radiographers are employed primarily in hospitals. Career opportunities are also available in radiological/imaging centers, urgent care clinics, private physicians' offices, industry, civil service, and public health service facilities.