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Radiologic Technologist
Career Overview
Radiographers maintain and operate imaging equipment in medical offices and hospitals to help identify potential issues within a patient. They also work closely with physicians to determine if more tests need to be conducted.
As a radiographer, you can help patients identify health issues that they've been experiencing that cannot be easily seen without special equipment. Most radiologic technicians work in hospitals.
Requirements
Certification / License
Drug test
Background check
Skills & Qualities
Successful professionals in this field typically have:
Interact with people
Career Path & Growth
This career offers clear progression opportunities as you gain experience and additional certifications:
1
Entry Level
$25 - $31/hrTrainee / Apprentice
Start your career with on-the-job training and mentorship
2
Experienced
$45 - $49/hrExperienced Professional
Work independently with advanced skills and certifications