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SCHOOL OF RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY Frequently Asked Questions Are there many job opportunities for radiologic technologists? Employment prospects for medical radiologic technologists are excellent. The employment rate among new graduates from The Moncton Hospital School of Radiologic Technology is 100%. This trend is expected to continue as the demands for medical imaging services grow and as large numbers of technologists reach retirement age. The majority of technologists work in the hospital setting. What salary can I expect as a medical radiation technologist?
What related careers are available? Graduates may pursue careers in ultrasound or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) by completing a post-diploma program in that discipline. Graduates may specialize in computed tomography and mammography following completion of correspondence courses designated for these modalities. What kind of professional development is available? The Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists offers correspondence courses for radiologic technologists wishing to obtain advanced certification in their field. What qualities should a medical radiation technologist exhibit?
A tour of a Medical Imaging department will allow prospective students to see first-hand the role of the radiologic technologist within the health care field. An arranged tour with The Moncton Hospital will allow the prospective student to spend time in the department with the clinical instructor, technologists and students presently in the program. Other information Meals Meals are available at moderate prices at The Moncton Hospital's Skyview Café and Coffee Shop. Accommodations The Moncton Hospital School of Radiologic Technology does not operate a residence. |