DIPLOMA IN RADIOGRAPHY (DIAGNOSTICS)

The term Diagnostic radiography is used to describe a variety of radiographic or X-Ray examinations. It is the science of taking images of the internal and hidden organs of the human body for the purpose of diagnosing various diseases. It is a science combining advanced technology and human compassion.

This profession calls for considerable technological expertise. Radiographers are valued members of the health care team in the diagnostic imaging department, Accident and Emergency, Intensive Care Unit and Operating Theatre. Radiographers are trained to take X-Rays, MRI, CT Scan, USG, Mammography, etc. They are responsible for taking detailed cross sectional images of the internal structures of the human body. Sometimes Radiographers are also involved in giving radiotherapy treatment to cancer patients. Radiographers who can also perform the Ultrasound Test are known as Sonographers.Radiology is one of the most promising career options in the paramedical field. There are several choices to make when considering a career in medical imaging technology. The constant growth in this field has created many new and exciting opportunities. Employment prospects for Radiographers are excellent and available both within the country and overseas. Radiographers are constantly in demand in hospitals, nursing homes, diagnostic centres, healthcare homes, mobile imaging companies, research centres and various industrial plants. The advent of teleradiology makes prospects more interesting for those pursuing this subject.

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