"I've been fortunate enough to witness the shift from printed imaging to digital imaging and I've been able to adapt my work to these changes with ease. Learning digital imaging systems took time at first, but now I consider myself very skilled having worked on both the QReads and Clarity."

With the advancements in digital imaging, X-ray Technicians are required to have familiarity with different computer programs to work on, including electronic medical record systems. Your interviewer will be looking to find out what specific programs you have familiarity working on and how apt you are at learning new programs. Be open and honest with your interviewer about where you have direct experience and stress that you are competent to learn new things.

"In my current role, I have seen many technological advancements in our field and the ability to rely and work more heavily on computers has followed. I currently work on image viewing software called NovaPACS and was able to become very fluent in using it quickly with little training. This program has made my job much more efficient over the days of physical images. On top of that, I have been using the Cerner EMR for many years to document patient notes."