Diploma in Radiology & Medical Imaging Technology

OVERVIEW

B.Voc In RMIT is Long-Term Course. B.Voc. Radiology Medical Imaging Tech. is a bachelor-level course. The duration of this course is 3-year long and its syllabus is divided into 6 semesters and it provide in part-time basis by various institutes. This is important and valuable for candidates, and job presenting in nature. Also, it is a process used to design images of the human body or function and parts thereof for medical science and clinical purposes. This course is offered by many colleges or universities on part-time basis. Also, it is career presenting in nature and provide job opportunities for the successful graduate candidates in various fields.

Course Description

Numerous disorders can be detected with X-rays, CT scans, ultrasounds, MRIs, etc. Technologists in medical imaging perform all of this job. All facets of the medical imaging process are covered in the Bachelor of Vocational Studies in Medical Imaging Technology (B.Voc.-MIT) course.

The curriculum aims to prepare students for a variety of jobs in the healthcare sector. This vocational program includes several career-focused courses, such as physiotherapy, diagnosis, x-ray, and medical lab technology

CAREER SCOPE

• X-Ray Technician:Technologists manage efficiently and read and receive diagnostic reports using technical components and machines.
• Assistant X-Ray Technician: The assistant X-ray technician can operate the X-ray or radiographic machine.
• Consultant Radiologist: Patients are advised to make proper diagnosis and treatment and also to get the proper type of testing.
• X-Ray Testing Technician: X-ray testing technicians can handle all of these types of components and test options
• Radiology Technician: A Radiology Technician works with a Radiologist to diagnose and treat patients using diagnostic imaging examinations.
• Radiology Assistant: They help radiologists manage and assess patients by performing radiologic procedures.
• Radiologists: Radiologists are medical professionals that are specialists in the field of medical imaging.
• Radiographer: Radiologic technologists use diagnostic imaging equipment to help physicians identify illnesses and injuries.
• Radiology Nurse: They may use x-ray equipment, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, or mammography to perform X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, or mammograms.

COURSE STRUCTURE

Semester-I

Semester-II

Semester-III

Semester-IV