There is a wide range of career paths. Such as radiation (including general radiation, CT, molybdenum target, DSA), MRI, ultrasound, nuclear medicine and radiotherapy. Graduates can be in health care, medical research, nuclear technology applications and other related research institutes units and departments engaged in radiology, radiation protection and other aspects of scientific research work.
A large portion of the radiology profession after graduation, a large part of the peers after graduation are in the imaging department engaged in general radiography (including CR, DR, etc.), CT, molybdenum target, DSA, magnetic **** vibration (MRI) work, this part of the students need to obtain the appropriate documents: radiology technology (bachelor), radiology technology (division), radiology technology (intermediate), radiology technology (associate high) and so on.
Engaged in ultrasound work, the examination title but to take the first test of radiological medical technology (a lot of X-ray, CT and MRI knowledge), need to take the first test of radiological medical technology (bachelor's degree) (secondary school education), radiological medical technology (division), and so on after the examination of radiological medical technology (division), you can apply for the examination of ultrasonic medical technology (intermediate), which is back to the examination of their own work-related exams; those who engaged in radiotherapy, nuclear medicine, the examination process and engaged in the same ultrasound work, are to first test over the radiology medical technology (division) before you can test their work-related exams, corresponding to the title of the professional exams, respectively, oncology radiation therapy technology (intermediate), nuclear medicine technology (intermediate).