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Radiation Technologist from: http://www.communityhealthcareers.com/careers_radiationtech.htmRadiation technologists are also known as x-ray technicians. They use sophisticated computerized equipment to produce and develop radiographs, or x-rays that search for abnormalities in the body. They play a key role in the early detection of disease and results of their examinations help physicians and dentists diagnose and treat their patients. The Cool Things They Do:
Radiation technologists work in offices and screening rooms. They deal directly with patients, many of whom are suffering from painful medical conditions. Their work is not physically demanding but does involve the risk of exposure to radiation. Most technologists work regular full-time hours. Most Radiation Technologists Work In:
College Diploma in Medical Radiological Technology Length of Study/Training : 3 years post-secondary Certification (s): National: Pass exam for Canadian Society for Medical Radiological Science Ontario : Licensing by the College of Radiological Technologists of Ontario Helpful High School Courses:
Canada’s aging population requires an ever-increasing supply of medical services and technological advances. Continual development of new tests will create a demand for this position. Earnings:
Average Annual Salary: $45,000 More Information:
Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists Canadian Council of Technicians and Technologists Canadian Technology Human Resources Board College of Medical Laboratory Technologists of Ontario College of Medical Radiation Technologists of Ontario Ontario Society of Medical Technologists Job Futures: Medical Radiation Technologists (NOC 3215) |
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