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8th November 2009
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At Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education & Research, Chandigarh India.
Helping to making accurate diagnoses for the proper treatment of sick patients.
No recognition from Government of this professional body as there is no registeration council for radiographers in India.
At present I on teaching and administrative responsibility, so indirectly we help about 375 patients per day/2000 per week in our department, which includes doing radiography, CT, MRI, radiological/interventional procedures, digital radiography and so on.
When I qualified with my Master of Science in Radiology with Radio-diagnosis as a special subject in December 1984, in the very same year I got my employment as a tutor technologist in the same institute.
More clinical involvement in making out accurate diagnosis and more stress on research work for innovative ideas in radiography.
Never. Yes, I would conside it, but I would still prefer to serve my motherland, except for a short break.
Nowadays, this is becoming a more demanding career and there are a lot of opportunities for growth in this profession.
A radiographer/technologist of the future would be working fully independently, and will be fully involved in decision making relating to his/her profession wherever he/she works.
