Career

Aspiring radiologists must complete eight years of academic training and seven years of clinical practice, for a total of 15 years.

Radiologists are physicians who analyze and interpret X-rays and other medical imaging results, diagnose patients, and conduct radiation treatments.

An X-ray certification allows technicians to operate X-ray equipment and perform other radiographic procedures legally.

Diagnostic radiology, or simply radiology, is a broad medical field wherein medical professionals utilize various imaging technologies to diagnose and treat a patient’s medical condition.

An X-ray technician is in charge of producing the patient’s diagnostic visualization under the instructions and supervision of a radiologist.

Radiologic technologists are healthcare workers who conduct diagnostic imaging procedures to help diagnose and treat diseases and injuries.

A medical doctor is often the first person who advises a patient to see a radiologist. A radiologist’s job is to analyze data from medical imaging procedures to diagnose and treat various medical conditions.