Yvonne Said:

What does a Medical Imaging Technologist do?

We Answered:

A medical imaging technologist operates X-ray and other imaging equipment to produce radiographs and other images which are used in the diagnosis and subsequent management of disease or injury.

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Beverly Said:

How long do you have to go to school to get a degree in medical imaging?

We Answered:

You are right. Medical Imaging has a lot of options. And here's the trick - they don't all come from the same origin. Radiography can start you down a path that can lead you to be a Xray tech, CT tech, Nuclear medicine, or about 10 other possibilities in various different specialties.
Ultrasound is its own direction, giving you access to lots of areas of specialization.
There are various levels of schooling required for each, but two years is a good start. As time goes on, regulations are getting toughing and the amount of schooling longer. Don't expect this trend to change, which means if you get into this field, you can expect demand for your services to increase as will your pay!

June Said:

What is the difference between a Medical Imaging Technologist, Radiographer and a Radiation Therapist?

We Answered:

A radiographer takes x-rays.
A medical imaging tech probably is trained in more than one modality, such as x-ray and CT.
A radiation therapist treats cancer patients.

Troy Said:

How can I find and what jobs are available in Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging Sciences degree?

We Answered:

Also look at the big jobs boards like Monster, Hotjobs, Careerbuilder, etc

Marjorie Said:

What's the difference between medical imaging technologists and radiologists?

We Answered:

A radiologist is a doctor that interprets medical images. The technologist takes the images.

More info: https://www.asrt.org/content/aboutthepro…