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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
After BSc you can get Technician job in Radiology department of a hospital. In addition you may get jobs with Medical Electronics equipment manufacturers in Sales , Marketing and operations.
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DENNIS VASANTHAKUMAR PAULEducation Consultant
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UK is the best. It is one year masters and you save one year of your life. You have more specific radiology specialised courses available. Cost also cheaper than USA.
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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant
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Hi Dear,
Kindly go through the article. Hope it will be helpful.
https://www.shiksha.com/career-in-radiology-article-4696-1
All the best. Feel free to revert.
Kindly go through the article. Hope it will be helpful.
https://www.shiksha.com/career-in-radiology-article-4696-1
All the best. Feel free to revert.
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shivaji kamble
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i think you should go for diploma. and after getting job you can do B.Tech while doing this you can save your 3 years.
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Dr Navarun VarmaLecturer, NUS
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Hi Ritwik,
Some of the universities you may consider include Queen Margaret University - Edinburgh, University of Cambridge, City University London, University of Nottingham, Kingston University and Sheffield Hallam University. I am not in a position to advice on salary packages but I can advise you to check the university/department websites for career reports. You will find the required information on the university page itself. If not, you may write to them.
Best regards.
Some of the universities you may consider include Queen Margaret University - Edinburgh, University of Cambridge, City University London, University of Nottingham, Kingston University and Sheffield Hallam University. I am not in a position to advice on salary packages but I can advise you to check the university/department websites for career reports. You will find the required information on the university page itself. If not, you may write to them.
Best regards.
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Dr Mohsin Khan
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A radiographer takes x-rays and also conducts diagnostic tests, including ultrasound, MRI and CAT scans. Some radiographers are also involved in giving radiotherapy treatment to cancer patients. A radiologist is a doctor who specialises in interpreting medical images, such as x-rays.
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Monisha Barua
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Hi Amit,
Financially, it is a very sound bet. Let me tell you a simple example, Gynecology. The last I know, it costed roughly around 1 crore, about a couple of years back.
Now, how do the doctors make the money back? One simple half an hour procedure costs roughly Rs 20,000 for half an hour procedure in a developing city like Indore, when there are no complications involved.
Out of that, 10,000 goes as it is to the doctor's pocket. Even if the doctors handles 12 deliveries/abortions in a day, that amounts to more than 1,20,000 to the doctor for 6 hrs of work. Of course, doctors can do more procedures than that, but they also have to sp
Financially, it is a very sound bet. Let me tell you a simple example, Gynecology. The last I know, it costed roughly around 1 crore, about a couple of years back.
Now, how do the doctors make the money back? One simple half an hour procedure costs roughly Rs 20,000 for half an hour procedure in a developing city like Indore, when there are no complications involved.
Out of that, 10,000 goes as it is to the doctor's pocket. Even if the doctors handles 12 deliveries/abortions in a day, that amounts to more than 1,20,000 to the doctor for 6 hrs of work. Of course, doctors can do more procedures than that, but they also have to sp
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Nitesh Chauhan
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Well jobs of both radiologist and the radiographer are equally important and its kind of sequential process that needs to be followed because if the radiographer does not perform his duty effectively , it will automatically effect the diagnosis of the radiologist. If we talk about the job scope, then both the profession possess equal job opportunities
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DSHMHYD
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The candidate will have openings in Hospitals, in various operational areas like marketing, HR, quality , etc. and Insurance companies (TPA's) like Reliance, ICICI Lombard, in health care IT companies ( like Delloitte, Wipro) irrespective of the graduation background. If you are looking for payback, health care IT companies are best payers, next insurance sector and last hospitals. However there will be step by step vertical growth in the hospitals. With best wishes, Principal
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