X-Ray Technician

X-Ray Technology is a paramedical field related to medical imaging used to diagnose diseases and injuries inside the body. It trains students to operate X-ray machines, take clear images, and assist doctors in diagnosis and treatment. Professionals in this field are called X-Ray Technicians or Radiology Technicians. Courses are available as Diploma in X-Ray Technology, Diploma in Radiology, or Bachelor in Radiology & Imaging Technology. The duration is generally 1 to 3 years, depending on the course and institution. It includes classroom study and practical training in hospitals and diagnostic centers. Subjects usually include Human Anatomy, Physiology, Radiation Physics, Radiographic Positioning, Imaging Techniques, CT Scan Basics, MRI Basics, Patient Care, and Radiation Safety. Students also learn how to handle imaging equipment, maintain records, and protect patients from unnecessary radiation exposure. Eligibility Criteria Educational Qualification: Must have passed 10+2 from a recognized board. Subjects Required: Usually Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Mathematics. Minimum Marks: Usually 40% to 50% marks (varies by institution). Career Opportunities After completing the course, students can work as: X-Ray Technician Radiology Technician CT Scan Technician MRI Assistant Imaging Technician They can work in hospitals, diagnostic centers, trauma centers, clinics, and imaging labs. X-Ray Technology is one of the best healthcare courses for students interested in medical imaging, diagnosis, and hospital work.