Radiologic Technician

For 10th: Completion of 10th grade. Basic science subjects, especially physics and biology, are helpful.
For 12th: Completion of 12th grade in Science stream (Physics, Chemistry, Biology). Additional coursework in health sciences or vocational studies related to radiology is advantageous.
Vocational Training: Completion of a diploma or certification program in Radiologic Technology.

Entrance exams specific to Radiologic Technology programs assessing knowledge in anatomy, physics, and radiographic techniques.
State or institution-specific aptitude tests focusing on healthcare knowledge and technical skills in imaging.

Vocational Courses:
- Diploma in Radiologic Technology
- Certificate Course in Radiography
- Associate Degree in Radiologic Technology

Hospitals and Clinics: Performing X-rays, CT scans, and other imaging procedures as prescribed by physicians.
Diagnostic Imaging Centers: Operating specialized equipment for detailed imaging studies such as MRI and ultrasound.
Emergency Services: Providing rapid diagnostic imaging support to emergency department teams.
Private Practices: Assisting radiologists in outpatient settings for routine examinations and screenings.
Research Institutions: Supporting medical research by conducting imaging studies for clinical trials and studies.