MRI Technologist courses in Griffith

A Radiographer operates x-ray equipment to capture images as requested by medical professionals, ensuring patient safety and proper positioning.

A Medical Imaging Assistant operates imaging equipment, performs scans, ensures image quality, and requires strong technical skills and attention to detail.

A Radiologist diagnoses illnesses using medical imaging techniques, prepares reports, and advises healthcare professionals based on findings.

A Sonographer uses ultrasound technology to diagnose and monitor health conditions, ensuring accurate patient positioning and image quality.

A Medical Imaging Technologist operates diagnostic equipment like x-ray and ultrasound machines, ensuring quality images and patient comfort.

A Radiation Therapist diagnoses and treats illnesses using radiotherapy, requiring precision, analytical skills, and clear communication with patients.

A Medical Physicist applies physics in healthcare, ensuring accurate diagnostics and treatments by calibrating equipment and ensuring radiation safety.

A Radiation Safety Officer oversees the safe use of radiation, ensuring compliance with regulations and protecting public health and safety.

A Nuclear Medicine Technologist conducts imaging procedures using radioactive substances to diagnose diseases while ensuring safety protocols are followed.

A PET Technologist operates imaging equipment and prepares patients, ensuring high-quality scans for accurate medical diagnosis.

A Mammographer conducts specialised breast imaging to diagnose conditions, ensuring high-quality images and patient care throughout the process.

A Radiology Technician operates imaging equipment, performs scans, ensures patient safety, and works with healthcare teams to provide accurate medical assessments.