Radiologic Technology
A radiologic technologist, plays a crucial role in the healthcare field by operating imaging equipment to produce diagnostic images of patients' internal organs, tissues, and bones. These professionals work closely with radiologists and other healthcare providers to capture high-quality images that aid in diagnosing injuries and illnesses. Their responsibilities include positioning patients correctly, adjusting equipment settings for optimal image quality, ensuring patient safety by following radiation safety protocols, and maintaining detailed records of procedures. Additionally, they often interact directly with patients, explaining procedures, answering questions, and providing reassurance throughout the imaging process. Watch the video below to learn more!
Radiologic Technology - Education Resources
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Biography - Rebecca Lowell
Rebecca Lowell completed her AAS degree at Western Wyoming Community College. Then earned two Bachelor degrees from Weber State, one in Health Administrative Services and one in MRI. Lowell completed a Masters of Science in Radiologic Sciences from Midwestern State University and she taught radiography at Dixie State (Utah Tech College). She has been teaching the Radiologic Technology Department at the Salt Lake Community College for 15 years.