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Resources for radiologists.
Radiology Tech Programs
Train for a career as an X-Ray Tech at these schools near you.
www.X-RaySchools.net
Radiology Tech Schools
Become a Radiology Technician. Training Nearby - More Info Here!
info.Everest.edu
Radiologist
Find & Locate Doctors in Your Area! Specialty at WebMD.com®
www.WebMD.com/Physician_Directory
Radiology Tech. Classess
Become A Certified Radiology Tech. Local Classes-Apply Today For Info!
www.IAMP.edu/Nuclear_Med
Radiology Schools
Directory of U.S. radiology programs. Get admissions info.
AllAlliedHealthSchools.com
Radiology Degree
Find Radiology Schools. Top Radiology Schools Listings.
AvivaDirectory.com
Top Radiology Schools
Search Healthcare Schools for X-Ray Radiology Training & Certification
GuideToHealthcareSchools.com/X-Ray
Radiology Imaging Centers
Locations throughout Suffolk County Ten full time radiologists
babradiology.com
Radiology School
Radiology Schools Info. Top Radiology Schools Sites Online.
Resourcealize.info
Radiology School
Want a healthy career? Choose your Radiology School today!
www.CareerExplorer.net
Radiology Tech Schools
Request free info from radiology techncian schools near you!
www.do-something.com
Radiology Schools
Earn Your Degree in Radiology, From a Local School!
www.CollegeandUniversity.net
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ACR Criteria for Imaging and Treatment Decisions
Preceded by an agreement and disclaimer, panels cover imaging topics in cardiovascular, gastrointestinal, musculoskeletal, neuologic, thoracic, urologic, pediatric, women's, interventional and divisions in radiation oncology.
www.acr.org
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Center for Diagnostic Imaging
National diagnostic imaging services company. Web site provides information and resources for patients and physicians.
www.cdiradiology.com
Basics of MRI
Mathematics of NMR, spin physics, NMR spectroscopy, Fourier transforms, imaging principles and techniques, clinical images and artifacts.
www.cis.rit.edu
Uroradiology Tutorial--Congenital Anomalies
Imaging center links, departmental information and training programs.
cpmcnet.columbia.edu
Consulting Radiologists
Consulting Radiologists is a premier, full-service network of radiology professionals and imaging centers focused on improving care.
www.consultingradiologists.com
Creighton Radiology Education Server
Residency program, basic imaging, case presentation, practice questions and case of the month.
medicine.creighton.edu
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Structure of the Brain by MRI
Glossary and frontal sections of human brain.
psych.hanover.edu
Atlas of Myocardial Perfusion SPECT
Normal myocardial perfusion, cardiac pathophysiology, imaging quality control, radiopharmaceuticals, stress protocols, quantification, normal variants, fixed perfusion defects (myocardial infarction), reversible perfusion defects (myocardial isc...
brighamrad.harvard.edu
Ganglioglioma
Seizures localized to the left temporal lobe, axial and coronal MRI's, discussion and reference.
brighamrad.harvard.edu
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IntraVision Radiation Oncolgy Resource
Information links for healthcare professionals such as radiation oncologist and therapist, radiologist and radiographer.
www.intravsn.com
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Aurora Mayfair Radiology
Aurora Mayfair Radiology is accredited by the American College of Radiology in mammography, mobile mammography, MRI, CT scanning, and X-Ray.
www.mayfairradiology.com
Iconocerf
Iconocerf is an Electronic Image Base produced by the CERF and the SFR, with access by keyword or index with case history.
www.med.univ-rennes1.fr
Chest X-Ray
Topics covered include atelectasis, pleural effusion, cavitary disease, pneumothorax, esophageal disease and pulmonary metastases.
www.meddean.luc.edu
Medical Physics Calendar of Events
International meeting listings, with contact information links.
www.medphys.org
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Congestive Heart Failure
Self-study with links to chest, bone and abdomen case studies.
www.octet.com
Esophageal Carcinoma
Irregular mucosal destruction, radical resection and radiation therapy.
www.octet.com
Multiple Pulmonary AVM's
Osler-Weber-Rendu syndrome (ORW) or multiple hereditary telangectasias with bilateral hilar enlargement. Tuberculosis and hilar adenopathy discussed with references.
www.octet.com
Paget's Disease
Sclerotic phase seen in calvarium mixed with osteolytic phase, termed osteoporosis circumscripta. Discussion with references.
www.octet.com
Small Bowel Obstruction
Ileus versus mechanical obstruction diagnosis established with barium study.
www.octet.com
Radiation Safety Information Computational Center (RSICC)
Conferences, professional societies, emergency management, newsletters and benchmarks.
www-rsicc.ornl.gov
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Radiation Chemistry Data Center (RCDC) Databases
Collection, evaluation, and dissemination of data characterizing the reactions of transient intermediates produced by radiation chemical and photochemical methods.
allen.rad.nd.edu
Differential Diagnosis in Musculoskeletal Imaging
Arthritis, lucent and sclerotic lesions of bone, periosteal reaction, joint prosthesis pain, scoliosis, ostopenia, osteonecrosis and skeletal dysplasias.
www.rad.washington.edu
RadioGraphics Online Edition
Tables of contents of future issues, article archives, subspecialty and category information, letters to the editor and online CME.
www.rsna.org
Radiation Therapy Oncology Group (RTOG)
Mission, tissue bank, annual report, newsletter, press releases and abstracts.
www.rtog.org
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Shielding International, Inc.
Manufacturer of x-ray protective clothing. Products are sold to radiologists.
www.shieldingintl.com
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Acute Intraparenchymal Hemorrhage
Hemorrhagic neoplasms within the basal ganglia, subcortical white matter, cerebellum, thalamus and pons. Axial CT images, discussion and references.
www.uhrad.com
Choanal Atresia
Discussion, diagnosis and references of case study of newborn. Membranous or common bony atresia as viewed in CT scan.
www.uhrad.com
Cholecystitis with Gallbladder Polyps
Diffuse gallbladder wall thickening causes include hepatic dysfunction (hypoalbuminemia, ascites and hepatitis), congestive heart failure, renal disease, AIDS and sepsis.
www.uhrad.com
Fracture of the Femoral Neck
Insufficiency fractures, senile osteoporosis, vague sclerosis, periostitis or buttressing. Findings, diagnosis, discussion and references.
www.uhrad.com
Fractured Talar Lateral Process
Osteonecrosis, malunion and osteoarthritis often seen in snowboarding. Three types of lateral process fractures: nonarticular chip fracture, single large fragment involving the talofibular and subtalar joints, and comminuted fracture involving b...
www.uhrad.com
Giant Cell Tumor With Pathologic Fracture
Greater trochanter is an apophysis considered an epiphyseal equivalent. Chondroblastoma, eosinophilic granuloma and infection discussion with references.
www.uhrad.com
Meningioma
Discusses sites of origin that include bilateral convexities, parasagittal regions, parafalcine, sphenoid wing, olfactory groove, and suprasellar region, with references.
www.uhrad.com
Neuroblastoma
Discussion of paraspinal mass, neuroblastoma, schwannoma, neurofibroma, or drop metastasis from medulloblastoma, ependymoma, glioma or pineal gland tumor, with references.
www.uhrad.com
Pineocytoma
Benign lesions of the parenchyma, germinoma the most common, with teratoma, choriocarcinoma, and embryonal cell carcinoma less common.
www.uhrad.com
Pulmonary Edema
Bilateral parahilar infiltrates due to vasoconstriction to the medullary areas of the lung. Discussion and references.
www.uhrad.com
Sacral Stress Fracture
Insufficiency fractures secondary to normal physiologic stress due to osteoporosis imaged with bone scintigraphy.
www.uhrad.com
Spinal Cord Infarction
Discussion of spinal cord infarction and possible causes such as aortic surgery, trauma, complication from aortography, polycythemia, disc herniation, hypertension, syphilis, and thrombophlebitis.
www.uhrad.com
Stanford Type A Aortic Dissection
Possible causes discussed include hypertension (most common), connective tissue disorder, cystic medial necrosis, and Turner's syndrome.
www.uhrad.com
Tear of Lateral Meniscus
Free edge of the meniscus displaced into the intercondylar notch seen on sagittal or coronal images. Discussion and references.
www.uhrad.com
Testicular Microlithiasis
Calcifications in testes, reported in Klinefelter's syndrome, male pseudohermaphroditism and testicular neoplasms demonstrated with sonography. Discussion and references.
www.uhrad.com
Thyroid Carcinoma with Skeletal Metastases
Imaging studies with discussion and references.
www.uhrad.com
Transient Lateral Patellar Dislocation
Results from the knee in flexion and the femur rotating internally on a fixed foot. Patella is pulled out of the trochlea and over the lateral femoral condyle. Discussion and references.
www.uhrad.com
Radiation and Health Physics
Professional resources, research sources, organizations and societies, educational resources and hot topics links.
www.umich.edu
Siemens - Radiology
Siemens Healthcare technology helps improve patient outcomes and reduce healthcare cost. Siemens Answers for Healthcare
www.usa.siemens.com/answers
Radiology
Fellowship, graduate and residency programs. Continuing education and clinical research programs.
radiology.uthscsa.edu
Radiology Tech Programs
Train for a career as an X-Ray Tech at these schools near you.
www.X-RaySchools.net
Radiology Tech Schools
Become a Radiology Technician. Training Nearby - More Info Here!
info.Everest.edu
Radiologist
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www.WebMD.com/Physician_Directory

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Guide to Careers in Radiology

Boost your career with the proper radiology training

By Autumn Rivers, Lead Copywriter, Webflo Studios

Radiology now is a popular career choice because most hospitals have made it clear that the need for more radiology technicians is constant. The training is an attractive aspect of this career path because you can complete your schooling in anywhere from one to four years, much less than some medical professions.

Typically, a radiology technician performs X-rays, prepares patients for this procedure, organizes patient records and maintains X-ray equipment. To succeed in radiology, it helps to be both interested in science and able to follow orders well because many doctors like to give loads of instructions. If you are interested in radiology training, you can find it at the following types of schools:

1. A medical college;

2. An online school;

3. A vocational school;

4. A four-year university offering radiology programs.

Action Steps
The best contacts and resources to help you get it done


Consider only accredited radiology schools

There are plenty of schools that advertise their radiology programs online, but some are not accredited. Although you may still receive a good education from such schools, it will be difficult to find a job upon graduation if you attended a school that is not accredited.

I recommend: Guide to Healthcare Schools shows accredited schools of every kind offering radiology training. You can search for more accredited schools by entering your zip code at the Top Colleges website.

Decide whether you want to receive online radiology training or hands-on training

One major factor to consider when choosing among the radiology technician schools is whether you want to attend an online school or go to an actual campus. Online radiology tech schools are good for those with a busy schedule and are well-disciplined. If you have a more open schedule and a good school near your home, attending such a school allows for more hands-on training, which helps some people learn faster.

I recommend: Pima Medical Institute is an accredited school that offers distance learning, while the Phoenix-based Bryman School of Arizona features more hands-on training.

Choose a program based on how many years you can devote to radiology information training

With so many programs to choose from, you have the power to decide how many years you want this degree to take. This decision depends on current knowledge, future career goals and time that you are able to give the program right now. For example, if you are already in the health sector and want to switch fields, you typically only need to complete a one-year program. If you are attending a four-year university, you can major in radiology within those four years. Since you need to learn the same information no matter how many years you go to school, the shorter your program, the more time you will need to devote to radiology training daily.

I recommend: The Florida Hospital College of Health Sciences offers the chance to earn a degree in less than two years. Shore Memorial Hospital requires students to complete a two-year sponsored program.

Tips & Tactics

Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide

  • •  Make sure you understand the difference between a radiologist and radiology technician because the degree requirements are quite different. A radiologist must take many more years of college, including medical school, and has more extensive duties.
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Careers in Radiology

Boost your career with the proper radiology training.
Radiology now is a popular career choice because most hospitals have made it clear that the need for more radiology technicians is constant. The training is an attractive aspect of this career path because you can complete your schooling in anywhere from one to four years, much less than some medical professions. Typically, a radiology technician performs X-rays, prepares patients for this procedure, organizes patient records and ... Read more