Radiologic technologists take x-rays and CAT scans or put nonradioactive materials into a patient's blood stream for diagnostic purposes. This occupation also includes technologists who specialize in other types of scanning.
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- Radiologic Technologists
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What do they typically do
- Operate the computerized equipment to take the images
- Adjust and maintain imaging equipment
- Keep accurate, detailed patient records
- Position the patient and the equipment in order to get the correct image
- Set up examination rooms, ensuring that all necessary equipment is ready
- Protect the patient by shielding exposed areas that do not need to be imaged
- Review and evaluate developed x-rays and other information to make sure the images are satisfactory for diagnostic purposes
- Prepare patients for procedures, taking a medical history and answering questions about the procedure
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Job Growth +0.9%
Job Opening 510
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