Bachelor of Health Sciences - Radiological Technology in Halifax Canada | Dalhousie University

Radiologic technologists are specialized healthcare providers who assist patients across all life stages - from infants to seniors. They utilize x-ray technology to produce diagnostic images that help identify injuries or medical conditions. These professionals may also be referred to as medical imaging technologists, radiographers, or x-ray technicians.

These technologists practice in diverse medical environments such as clinics, hospitals, emergency rooms, ICUs, and surgical suites. They operate sophisticated imaging equipment to conduct various diagnostic procedures on all anatomical systems, including:

Diagnostic radiography
Fluoroscopic imaging
CT scanning
Angiographic and interventional procedures
Breast imaging (mammography)
Bone density assessments
Radiologic technologists can also pursue careers in related fields such as:
Academic instruction
Medical research
Healthcare management
Radiation protection
Medical imaging equipment sales
Health information technology