X-RAY TECHNICIAN
The X-Ray Technician course is a professional program designed to train students in the operation of diagnostic imaging equipment, specifically X-ray machines. This course provides students with the essential skills and knowledge required to perform radiological procedures, assist in patient care, and produce high-quality images for diagnosis. X-ray Technicians play a key role in the healthcare system by helping doctors detect and monitor a wide range of medical conditions, from broken bones to internal diseases, ensuring accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.
Course Overview:
The X-Ray Technician course is a specialized diploma program aimed at training individuals to become skilled radiologic technologists.
The course covers both the technical and clinical aspects of radiography, including the operation of X-ray machines, patient handling, and ensuring high-quality image production.
Duration: Typically 1 to 2 years.
Eligibility: Candidates should have completed their 12th grade with Science (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology).
Skills Developed:
X-ray Imaging Techniques: Mastery of various X-ray methods, including digital and conventional radiography.
Radiation Safety: Expertise in following safety protocols to ensure minimal radiation exposure.
Patient Positioning: Skill in positioning patients correctly to get the best diagnostic images.
Diagnostic Interpretation: Basic understanding of interpreting images and assisting doctors in diagnosis.
Equipment Maintenance: Ensuring X-ray machines and related equipment are properly maintained and calibrated.
