Radiography / Medical Imaging combines human biology, radiation physics, imaging technology, patient care with clinical practice, training specialties radiographer/ medical imaging practiciser.
I. What do you read mainly?
Common content includes anatomy, pathology, radiation physics and safety, general radioprophy, CT, MRI, Fluoroscopy, international imaging, digital imaging, and pro-session practice.
Two, not like Radiology.
Radiologist is usually a medical practitioner after medical training has been completed before specialization; radiographer / medical imaging technologist is a specialist who operates video equipment, evaluates patients and performs video screening.
Clinical practice is important.
Monash's Bachelor of Radiography and Medical Imaging (Honours) is four years from the first year and throughout the semester. So you have to look at placement network, access and post-graduation registration.
IV. What students are suitable for?
- Like Physics, Biology and Medical Technology.
- I'm willing to interact directly with patients.
- To comply with radiation and clinical processes
- Likes images, instruments and precision.
V. PREPARATION FOR APPLICATION
Common prequisites include Mathematics, as well as Biology or Physics; Different countries have different school requirements. International students are also required to identify their age and age as well as their age.
VI. Common career
Diagnostic radiographer, CT/MRI technologist, interventional imaging, hospital imaming decisions, private radiology practices, etc., may be followed by further reading of the ultrasound or other video professions.
