Radiology department is divided into radiographer and radiologist.
The radiographer specializes in radiography, and after graduation, he takes the technician-technologist-intermediate technician-supervisor technician certificate, and his function is to take films.
The radiologist is a radiographic imaging specialty, and after graduation, he or she takes the physician assistant-physician-intermediate title physician certificate. The function is to see the film, radiological diagnostic report right.
Both require a radiographer's license. At present, radiographers, very few people engaged in this profession, most of the study of radiography, is to take the physician's license, engaged in diagnostic radiology work, and the salary treatment is high.
Expanded:
Working
Analyzing and comparing the imaging information , arriving at a diagnostic opinion or recommendation for further testing.
Performs interventional radiology examinations and treatments, manages possible complications with clinicians*** during and after procedures, and observes post-procedure response and efficacy.
Medically prescribe or recommend certain imaging tests.
Knowledge medical history and related information, and examine the patient's physical condition as necessary. Vocational RequirementsEducation and Training: College degree or above in a clinical medicine related field. Have a license to practice medicine. Large equipment (CT, MRI) to have a medical large equipment license.
Working experience: familiar with the anatomy of the organs, especially the anatomical structure of the tomography, proficiency in X-ray fluoroscopy, filming, electronic computerized tomography (CT) and magnetic **** vibration imaging (MRI), and other medical imaging operation skills and film reading techniques.
Possesses a high sense of responsibility, good professional ethics, rigorous work attitude, strong comprehensive analytical ability, and keen insight.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia - Radiologist