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Passing the ARRT exam makes you a registered technologist, but in most of the U.S. it doesn’t by itself let […]

Quick answer: Travel radiology techs take short-term contracts, usually about 13 weeks, at hospitals and imaging centers that need extra […]

Quick answer: Not in the foreseeable future. AI is already part of medical imaging: radiology accounts for about three-quarters of […]

Quick answer: A radiology tech’s day depends on where they work. In a hospital, it’s a mix of scheduled X-rays, […]

Quick answer: Sonographers (ultrasound techs) earn more on average, a median of $96,590 vs $80,110 for radiologic technologists in May […]

Quick answer: To become a nuclear medicine technologist in the U.S., complete an accredited nuclear medicine technology program (a 12-month […]

Quick answer: MRI technologists usually earn a little more than CT technologists: about $92,700 vs $87,800 on average in the […]

Quick answer: The ARRT Radiography exam has 230 questions (200 scored) in four areas: Patient Care, Safety, Image Production and […]

Quick answer: The best radiologic technology program for you is one that is accredited (usually by JRCERT), has strong published […]