Radiology Technician

What you will learn

Radiology technicians are qualified to use specialised radiographic equipment to produce photographs of the internal anatomy of a patient, such as CT scan (Computed Tomography), MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging), along with basic X-Ray equipment. Doctors and clinicians use these pictures to help in the diagnosis of diseases and accidents. There is a huge demand in India for radiology technicians and thus in the training of radiology technicians given by ADCC, they are educated to a level of competence where they can comply with safety regulations pertaining to the use of radiography equipment while at work. These individuals earn Radiology Technician certification after the completion of the Radiology Technician course, which opens up tremendous job opportunities for them.

Growth Prospect

There are significant employment opportunities for radiology technicians; they earn a stable pay check and have a long-term career. In the last few years, there has been a significant development towards the progression of the career ladder in radiology. Certified individuals commence their careers as Jr. after completing the ADCC Radiology Technician course. X-Ray Techs / MRI Techs, switching to X-Ray Techs / MRI Tech / CT scan, Sr. X-Ray Techs / MRI Techs / CT Scan, and Asst. Application Specialists / Professional Assistants. Progressing from the position of Asst. Technical Assistants /Application Specialists they take up the role of Technical Assistants moving on to the most senior role of Radiology Technician in Charge.