Diploma in X-Ray and Imaging Technology

Overview

This course trains students to work as radiology technicians in radiology departments and clinics. After undergoing a basic training in human anatomy and physiology, they are taught to handle X-ray equipment, develop X-ray films using both wet development and the computerized X-ray machines, CT Scan, MRI and ultra sound sonography. 

The course curriculum covers the following topics: 

>> Introduction to Imaging Technologies 

>> Basic Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology 

>> Radiological Physics 

>> Basic Concepts and Production of X-ray 

>> Positioning of the Patient 

>> Radiographic Photography and Dark Room Technique 

>> Radiographic Imaging Material and Equipment 

>> Routine & Special Radiographic Procedures 

>> Radiation Protection 

>> Modern Imaging Techniques 

>> Computerized Tomography 

>> Cath Lab 

>> Ultrasonography 

>> Magnetic Resonance Imaging 

>> Special Procedures and the Use of Contrast Media 

>> Hospital Practice & Safety Procedures 

Eligibility

In order to be eligible for a diploma course student should have completed class 12th in the science stream or be a graduate in any other stream. Must be 17 years old at the time of joining the course.

Minimum Education