Radiation and Imaging Technology

Radiation and Imaging Technology is a specific field within medical sciences focused on using imaging techniques to diagnose and treat diseases.

Program Levels

• Diploma in Radiology and Imaging Technology: Usually a 2-year program
• Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Radiology and Imaging Technology: Typically, a 3–4- year program
• Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Radiology and Imaging Technology: Generally, a 2-year program following a B.Sc.

Eligibility Criteria

• Diploma DDA:10 th Pass
• BSc DDA: Plus two passes with a 50% mark from any stream.
• Interview (if required)

Practical Training

• Clinical Rotations: Hands-on experience in hospitals or imaging centers
• Workshops: Practical sessions on the latest imaging technologies and techniques
• Simulation Labs: Simulated environments for practice without patient risk

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Dialysis Assistant course can pursue careers in various healthcare settings, including:.

• Dialysis Centres
• Hospitals and Clinics
• Home Dialysis Programs
• Long-Term Care Facilities

Career Prospects

Graduates can pursue careers as:

• Radiologic Technologists
• MRI Technicians
• CT Scan Technologists
• Ultrasound Technologists
• Interventional Radiology Technicians
• Educators or Trainers in medical institutes

Skills Acquired

• Proficiency in operating imaging equipment and techniques
• Knowledge of radiation safety and protection measures
• Ability to interpret imaging results and assist in diagnosis
• Competence in patient care during imaging procedures