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In the United States, the minimum educational requirement for a radiation therapist is an associate degree. However, many have a bachelor's degree. A radiologist is a medical doctor with a specialty in radiology. Thus, the doctorate is a higher educational requirement and the highest level of academic attainment.
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What careers are available in radiology?
There are quite a number of fields in radiology that you can look into, including: Radiation Oncologist, Radiation Therapists, Nuclear Pharmacist, Interventional Radiologist, Nuclear Medicine Radiologist, Nuclear Medicine Physicist and Nuclear Medicine Technoligist. Some require more schooling than others but the field is hiring and expanding right now.
How much does a radiation therapist make?
Between 25 and 50 dollars. Depends on experince, education, who you work for, and what geographical location you are in. Radiation Techs in California will make alot more than a radiation tech in Michigan.
What career pays more radiologist or paralegal?
radiologist is one of the highest paid career in the USA
How much money does a Radiation Therapist make?
Between 25 and 50 dollars. Depends on experince, education, who you work for, and what geographical location you are in. Radiation Techs in California will make alot more than a radiation tech in Michigan.
How much more school do you have to go to from a radiographer to a radiologist?
To transition from a radiographer to a radiologist, an individual typically needs to complete additional education and training. After obtaining a bachelor's degree and completing a radiography program, a radiologist must attend medical school for four years, followed by a residency in radiology, which usually lasts about four to five years. This means that, in total, an aspiring radiologist may need to complete around 8 to 10 years of further education and training beyond their initial radiography qualifications.
Im 16 i have my high school diploma i want to be a radiologist Where do i go from here?
study that subject u want to study get more help
If you live in an apartment building on the sixth floor and on the first floor there is a radiologist technician does it affect your health on the sixth floor?
No. Radiologist technicians are in no way more radioactive than anybody else.They are exposed to more ionizing radiation, which causes cell and DNA damage, but does not stay in the body as radiation.The equivalent would be asking how strongly a person with sunburn glows in the dark. The answer is they don't. They received damage from sun rays, but didn't keep any residual solar radiation in themselves.
Does the the army have a radiologist position?
there are radiologist in the army. I am not very sure how they start before they reach that position but a recruiter will have more details.
What career pays more political science or paralegal?
Radiologist
What kind of training do you need to become a massage therapist?
You need to attend massage school for at least two years to to become a massage therapist. In addition, it is recommended that you have a few more years of hands on experience
Who makes more an occupational therapist or a physical therapist?
PT makes a lot more. more schooling = more$$
How many credit hour does it take to become a radiologist?
For an associates degree as a radiological technologist and technician will take approximately 72 credits. Just more than half these credits will be within the professional phase of the program, while the other credits will be in the general education category.For the source and more detailed information concerning your request, click on the related links section indicated below.
