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Radiologic Technologists perform radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures, ensure patient safety, and document activities related to medications and radiation exposure. They also educate and assist other healthcare providers.

Radiologic Technologists administer ionizing radiation for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes, ensuring patient safety and proper imaging protocols. They assist practitioners, evaluate images, and educate students in a clinical environment.

Radiologic Technologists perform diagnostic imaging and fluoroscopic procedures, administer radiation safely, and ensure proper documentation and patient care.

CT Technologists perform imaging procedures using ionizing radiation, ensuring patient safety while assisting licensed practitioners in diagnostic and therapeutic processes.

Ultrasound Technologists perform sonographic imaging procedures, handle patient preparation, evaluate images, and ensure optimal equipment quality, collaborating with practitioners.

CT Technologists perform imaging procedures, analyze data, prepare and administer medications, and assist in therapeutic procedures, ensuring patient safety and compliance with regulations.

Provide non-technical support to Radiology including patient greeting/transport, appointment scheduling, clerical processing of imaging requests, room and supply preparation, patient preparation and observation, answering phones, and assisting technical staff and in emergencies to expedite imaging procedures.

Responsible for performing standardized radiographic and fluoroscopic examinations, operating equipment, and maintaining related records in a clinical environment.

The Diagnostic Radiology Technologist performs standardized radiographic and fluoroscopic examinations, assists physicians, and maintains equipment and records in a clinical setting.

CT Technologists perform imaging procedures, administer radiation for diagnostic purposes, and assist licensed practitioners, while ensuring patient safety and image quality.