Performing radiographic examinations, including X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs, ensuring high-quality images for accurate diagnosis.

Positioning patients accurately and safely to obtain optimal images while minimizing radiation exposure.

Operating and maintaining radiographic equipment, troubleshooting issues, and ensuring proper calibration.

Evaluating radiographic images for technical quality, identifying abnormalities, and documenting findings.

Adhering to radiation safety protocols and guidelines to protect themselves, patients, and other healthcare staff.

Collaborating with radiologists and other healthcare professionals to discuss patient cases and treatment plans.

Maintaining patient records, documenting procedures, and ensuring confidentiality in compliance with regulations.

Educating patients about radiographic procedures, addressing their concerns, and obtaining informed consent.

Participating in continuing education and professional development activities to stay updated on advancements.

Assisting in the training and supervision of radiologic technology students and new staff members.

Accurately position patients for X-rays, CT scans, or MRIs to ensure clear and precise images.

Operate radiographic equipment to capture high-quality diagnostic images while minimizing radiation exposure.

Adhere to strict radiation safety protocols to protect themselves, patients, and colleagues from harmful exposure.

Perform routine checks and maintenance on radiographic equipment to ensure optimal performance and safety.

Assess radiographic images for technical quality, anatomical accuracy, and any abnormalities or anomalies.

Communicate effectively with patients to explain procedures, alleviate anxiety, and ensure cooperation during imaging.

Maintain accurate and detailed records of patient information, imaging procedures, and radiation dosages.

Respond promptly and effectively to medical emergencies that may arise during imaging procedures.

Administer contrast agents orally or intravenously to enhance the visibility of specific tissues or organs.

Participate in quality assurance programs to monitor and improve the accuracy and reliability of imaging services.

Stay updated with the latest advances in radiographic techniques, technologies, and safety standards through ongoing education.

Performing diagnostic imaging procedures, such as X-rays, CT scans, MRI, and ultrasounds, to visualize internal structures and organs.

Positioning patients accurately and ensuring their comfort and safety during imaging procedures.

Adjusting and operating imaging equipment to optimize image quality and minimize radiation exposure.

Reviewing and evaluating images for technical quality, artifacts, and anatomical accuracy.

Collaborating with radiologists and other healthcare professionals to interpret images and provide diagnostic information.

Maintaining accurate patient records and documenting imaging procedures and findings.

Adhering to radiation safety protocols and regulations to protect patients, staff, and themselves from radiation exposure.

Preparing contrast media and administering it to patients as required for specific imaging procedures.

Troubleshooting equipment malfunctions and performing minor repairs or maintenance.

Participating in quality assurance programs to ensure the accuracy and reliability of imaging services.

Educating patients about imaging procedures, answering their questions, and addressing their concerns.

Staying updated with the latest advances in imaging technology and techniques through continuing education and professional development.