Job for the future Medical Radiation Technologists

Average hourly wage

$35.00

Radiological Technologists administer X-rays so a diagnosis can be made.

Nuclear Medicine Technologists take pictures of body structures. These images are used to diagnose and treat injuries and diseases.

Radiation Oncology Technologists administer radiation therapy treatments.

This group includes supervisors and clinical instructors.

Investigative: People with this profile prefer relying on theoretical knowledge before acting. They like observation, analysis and problem solving.
Realistic: People with this profile prefer carrying out concrete tasks and being physically involved in what they do.
Social: People with this profile prefer to be in contact with others, in particular to entertain, help or teach them.

Radiology Technologists

Produce X-rays or images of the human body to enable a diagnosis.
Record and process patient data.
Perform summary checks and quality control of equipment.
Monitor and care for patients during examinations.
Explain procedures to patients, position them, place equipment, and apply safety procedures.
Train and supervise students and other technologists.

Nuclear Medicine Technologists

Radiation Oncology Technologists

Administer the radiation prescribed by radiation oncologists.
Ensure that radiotherapy equipment works properly.
Collaborate in the development of the radiation therapy program.
Assist in the preparation of radioactive sources and the manufacture of accessories for dose administration.
Monitor and care for patients during treatment.
Explain to patients the possible side effects of radiation.
Train and supervise students and other technologists.