"A quality image is the product of positioning the patient in the correct position while having the x-ray unit on the correct image settings. The patient positioning starts with me instructing the patient on where to be on the table while stressing the need to hold still. During this time, I usually make small talk with them to help keep them at ease. Then, with all of my experience taking images all over the body, I position the unit and snap the images that are needed by the radiologist. The group of radiologists that I currently work with have commended me for the consistent images I am able to produce."

There are a few aspects you can talk about to show off your attention to detail here. Tell your interviewer about how you work the machines with precision, how you accurately place the patient and how you give clear instructions to the patient. Every detail in the process of obtaining an image is important. Knowing what details to look for and using caution and care in your approach will ensure the most accurate results.

"A quality image begins with the order from the physician being detailed with what image is needed. As long as I know that, I know the proper settings for the unit and how to place the patient properly for the highest quality image. With our digital images, I can ensure that the image will be suitable for the physician and if an image doesn't come out as expected, I can re-position the patient and adjust settings to re-shoot the image."