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Radiologic technologists are allied medical professionals. They perform different types of diagnostic imaging examinations at the request of the doctor in charge and may also administer radiation therapy treatments as required.
Radiologic technologists generally work in hospitals, private clinics and emergency care centers or they may have their own private clinic. They may be generalists or they may choose to specialize in a specific imaging technique such as mammography, bone densitometry, sonography, magnetic resonance imaging or computed topography. Radiologic technologists work closely with radiologists, who are qualified physicians.
To work as a radiologic technologist, you must complete at least two years in an accredited hospital-based program or a 4-year program at an academic institution. They must also pass a national certification examination. Radiologic technologists must be thoroughly conversant with different examination techniques, patient positioning and basic patient care as well as radiation protection and equipment protocol.
At your interview for a radiologic technologist job, your interviewer will want to know why you chose this particular career and what measures you've taken to solidify your career choice. They will also want to know more about your career goals and where you see yourself a few years. For more questions that will help you be better prepared for your interview check out radiologic technologist mock interview questions and think about how you would answer them.