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Psychoanalyst
* Some psychoanalysts believe occupational choice is determined by sublimated instincts
  - that only psychoanalytic data can answer psychoanalytic questions
  - regard the occurrence of ellipses as significant and a form of parapraxis
  - try to prove that the only concern of man is sex
* also tend to meet much more often with their clients.
* are clinicians with the most extensive training in the mental health field
  - counselors
  - experts in psychotherapy
  - highly concerned about confidentiality
* believe that anxiety is expressed based on early mother child experiences.
* don t generally like to talk about their own experiences except within theory.
* feel that it is belief which gives conviction to a thought.
* have an approach that is supposed to take years.
* think that persistant lying 'bad thing'.

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Radiographer
* Most radiographers work in hospitals
  - medical centers, hospitals or clinics
* also assist physicians in performing sophisticated procedures.
* are members of the health-care team skilled in producing radiographs
  - radiologic technologists who specialize in medical imaging
  - specialists
  - trained professionals who are part of the healthcare team
* commonly utilize film badges as personnel monitors for x-ray exposure.
* develop and critique radiographic images.
* make up the largest group of imaging professionals.
* perform diagnostic X-ray exams on patients, process films, and keep patient records
  - medical radiologic procedures using ionizing radiation
* produce X-rays that doctors use in the diagnosis of medical problems
  - x-ray films or radiographs
* take X-rays to help physicians check a patient's illness or injury.
* typically work in hospitals, physician's offices, and with primary care physicians.
* use X-rays and other technology to diagnose problems inside the body
  - specialized equipment to perform diagnostic procedures on patients
* work directly with patients and professionals within the health care system.
* work in hospitals, clinics, or physicians' offices
  - physician s offices, and primary care facilities
  - the private or public health care system in radiology clinics or departments
  - various settings, including hospitals, clinics, and physicians' offices
  - under the supervision of radiologists who interpret the radiographs
  - with patients of all ages

### person | expert | specialist:

Radiologist
* Many radiologists support digital mammography as an effective tool to screen for breast cancer.
* Most radiologists spend a relatively small amount of time focused on breast health.
* Some radiologists also perform biopsies on patients
  - image guided breast biopsies
  - use all sorts of intravenous, oral or even rectal contrast agents
* are doctors first, then radiologists
  - specialists
* bring special training and expertise to the interpretation of x-ray images.
* can look into different organs of the body
  - see the blood vessels of the brain on a television screen
* closely inspect microcalcifications to help determine their meaning.
* consult with other physicians to make appropriate diagnostic and treatment decisions.
* deal with images of the patient produced and enhanced by various technologies.
* help treat people with peripheral or carotid vascular disease.
* miss about one in five breast cancers.
* often interpret nuclear medicine tests such as bone and lung scans
  - work with their hands placed very close to the x-ray beam
* perform peripheral vascular studies of the flow of blood to the body's extremities.
* train three to four years to improve their perception.
* use X-rays to diagnose and treat disease
  - mammograms to highlight and pinpoint the lesions for removal
  - ultrasound imaging to monitor the probes and extent of freezing
* work with medical and surgical specialties for comprehensive patient evaluation.