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Radiologic Technology

Radiographers work on staffs of hospitals and clinics, in mobile imaging units, and physicians’ offices, registries, and traveling registries.
With the onset of an aging population combine with a projected increase in the number of imaging centers, the demand for radiographers will experience rapid growth in the years to come.
Further achievement in the profession offers opportunities in education, computer tomography, diagnostic medical sonography, nuclear medicine, magnetic resonance imaging, and commercial employment with major manufacturers.
Because of the annual increase of radiologic procedures performed since the 1960’s, there is a need for more radiologic technologist.
In recent years, radiologic technologist have seen their opportunities and earning power increase as the number of vacancies have outnumbered the amount of available candidates.

Radiologic Technologists and Technicians
Bureau of Labor Statistics

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