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Radiologic Technologist / Radiographer
Radiology

Radiologic technologists in diagnostic radiology

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Countries with evidence
DE, AT, CH
Evidence records
6
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96
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165
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Overview

Radiologic technologists independently perform diagnostic radiology and other imaging procedures. On medical order they administer pharmaceuticals such as contrast media for imaging. They assess image quality, assure the quality of examination processes and take on tasks in radiation protection and dosimetry. They work with CT, MRI, angiography, fluoroscopy, digital X-ray and mammography in a digital workflow using RIS and PACS. They are often the first point of contact for patients.

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Profession by country

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Germany
 
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Austria
 
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Switzerland
 

Fields of use and typical tasks

Radiologie

Evidence from: DE, AT, CH

  • Preparing and caring for patients before and during the examination
  • Performing X-ray, CT and MRI examinations
  • Operating and monitoring the radiological equipment
  • Ensuring radiation protection
  • Quality assurance and documentation
  • Working in angiography and DSA and in mammography with tomosynthesis and vacuum biopsy

Specializations

Devices and systems they use

Who they work with

  • Radiologists
  • Referring physicians

Frequently asked questions

Who operates CT and MRI day to day?

Radiologic technologists independently perform examinations on CT, MRI and other modalities.

Which software do they work with?

With RIS and PACS in a digital workflow.

Who takes care of image quality and radiation protection?

They assess the quality of results, perform quality assurance and handle radiation protection and dosimetry tasks.

Who has first contact with patients?

Radiologic technologists are often the first point of contact for patients.

Are there night and weekend shifts?

Yes, willingness to work them is often required.

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