Radiographpy Radiography Radiographers are trained professionals who use sophisticated equipment to image all parts of the body.
Physicians interpret the images to diagnosis diseases and abnormalities.
Radiographers may be found in the emergency room during trauma, in the GI lab looking for blockage biliary ducts or in a mammography room conducting early screening for breast cancer. Most radiographers work in medical centers, hospitals or clinics. Clinical Externship IV Total Credit Hours Classes are 96 weeks in length, and a total of 2800 hours of training. Graduates of this program receive an Occupational Associate Degree and are qualified to take the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists Examination for Certification.