Radiology Technologist

Image Interpretation: Radiologists review and interpret medical images to identify abnormalities, diseases, and injuries. They use their expertise to provide detailed reports to referring physicians.

Guidance for Procedures: Radiologists often guide other medical professionals during minimally invasive procedures, such as biopsies, using real-time imaging techniques like ultrasound or fluoroscopy.

Treatment Planning: They collaborate with other healthcare providers to plan treatment approaches, such as radiation therapy for cancer patients, based on imaging findings.

Quality Control: Radiologists ensure the quality and accuracy of imaging equipment and techniques to produce the best possible images for diagnosis.

Research and Innovation: Many radiologists engage in research to advance the field of medical imaging and develop new techniques and technologies.