This class is distinguished from the Radiologic Technologist by its use of a variety of diagnostic and therapeutic radiological procedures including those requiring the use of contrast media, catheters or special equipment. This class is distinguished from the Radiologic Technologist Supervisor by that class' supervisory responsibilities. Tomography involving the use of sophisticated radiological equipment to produce a detailed image of an organ in a particular plane or depth of tissue. C.T. scanning involves taking a series of radiographs which are reconstructed through a computer. Duties performed facilitate accurate and conclusive evidence to findings of physicians.
Work has significant impact on physicians findings.
Errors made in the injection of contrast media into the veins and arteries or in administering of the relatively large doses of radiation used in therapy could result in the illness or death of the patient. An equivalent combination of training and experience indicating possession of the preceding knowledge and abilities may substitute for this education and experience.