Diploma in Radiology and Imaging Technology: Course Details, Eligibility and Career Scope.

Overview

In this world where humans are more concerned with their health, medical imaging is a crucial part in healthcare sectors. Technology plays a key role in diagnosing diseases and serious conditions. 

Pursuing a Diploma in radiology and imaging technology can be a great choice. This course mainly focuses on practical skills needed to assist radiologists in treating patients.

DRIT (Diploma in radiology and imaging technique):

DRIT (Diploma in radiology and imaging technique) or DMRIT (Diploma in medical radiology and imaging technology) is a course conducted at Ganesh Paramedical College. This course is made for medical students who want to start their career in the healthcare industry and for healthcare professionals to treat and analyze different illness, and serious injuries. The injuries and illness are interpreted and diagnosed through CT Scans, MRI’s, Ultrasounds etc. Over a time period, the department of radiology or this paramedical course has evolved more than 30%. Increasing concern in the health of humans is one of the main causes of involvement in the health sector. 

Skills needed for DRIT :

Job opportunities after Diploma in radiology and imaging technology:

• Radiologists: Radiologists are medical experts who analyse and diagnose numerous diseases via X-ray, CT Scan, MRI, etc their responsibility is to analyse and make reports with final outcomes or the suggestion for patients about their health.
• MRI Technician: MRI technicians are the technicians who operate MRI machines and diagnose some cancers like prostate gland cancer, uterine cancer, liver cancer which are much invisible or hard to detect on CT Scan. Including injuries in soft tissues, joints, disease of internal organs including brain, heart and digestive organs are some illnesses or infections only an MRI technician can find with the help of magnetic waves and radio waves which takes 30-60 minutes. 
• X-Ray Technician: X-ray technicians are the technicians who operate x-ray machines and find injuries like - break bones, bleeding, infection, fractures, tumors, and organ diseases via machine, Which takes only 5-10 minutes and better for early treatment.

Difference between Radiology and Radiology therapy?: 

Both courses focus on the same, In general, Radiology is more focused includes X-ray, CT scans, ultrasounds and MRI. The radiologists suggest the best treatment to patients, On the other hand Radiotherapy focuses on cancer patients and is used to treat with radiation methods. 

Course details of diploma in radiology and imaging technology (DRIT):

In this course at Ganesh Paramedical College, medical professionals will teach you how to proceed with CT scans, Angiography, Ultrasound etc and more they will teach you how the CT scan and MRI machines works and How to analyse injuries and illness in body or body organs. Problems like- Break bones, kidney infection, kidney stone, liver Problems etc are the part of this course. Subjects like Clinical chemotherapy, Palliative consideration, Clinical radiotherapy, Radiobiology, and so on are included in this. 

Here are some well-known radiology courses are- 

• Diploma in Radio Imaging Technology
• Diploma in X-Ray Technology
• Diploma in CT Scan Technology
• Diploma in MRI Scan Technology
• Diploma in Medical Radiography
• Diploma in ECG Technology
• Diploma in Diagnostic Radiography

Eligibility Criteria:

Qualification: 10+2 from science stream(Physics, Chemistry and Biology)

Some colleges accept 10 passes but the 12 pass candidates from science stream have better chances and opportunities. 

Subjects Covered:

• Basics of Radiology and Imaging
• Human Anatomy and Physiology
• MRI & CT scan Procedure
• X-Ray and Ultrasound techniques

Jobs Opportunities:

• Radiology Technologist:  Conduct diagnostic imaging procedures, such as X-rays, CT scans, and MRI scans,for better treatment.
• Research and development Analyst: Work into advancements in imaging technology and techniques by working in research labs or with medical technology companies.
• Radiology Assistant: Support radiologists by preparing patients for imaging procedures, ensuring safety protocols are followed.
• Sonographer (Ultrasound Technician): Use ultrasound equipment to create images of internal organs and tissues like - liver, kidney etc. 

Why Choose a Diploma in Radiology and Imaging technology course at Ganesh Paramedical College?:

At Ganesh Paramedical college, you can enroll for any Diploma in Radiology and Imaging Technology course with excellent teachers with over 40+ years experience in teaching and healthcare sectors.

• 100% Placement Guaranteed 
• Highly Qualified Teachers
• 40+ Years Experience 
• On hand training and practical training
• No Hidden Charges

FAQS-

Q. What is a DRIT course?

DRIT (Diploma in radiology and imaging technique) is a course conducted at Ganesh Paramedical College. This course is made for medical students who want to start their career in the healthcare industry and for healthcare professionals to treat and analyze different illness, and serious injuries using techniques and technological equipment such as- MRI and CT scan machines.

Q. What is the average salary to be expected after finishing a DRIT course?

The average salary varies from 2.5- 6 lakhs depending upon the post and rank.

Q. How to get an inquiry for this course?

You can contact us at PH No-011-47444444 Call Centre NO-011-47333333, Mobile No-9810183948.

Q. What is the duration of this course?

The duration of this course is 1-2 years while degree courses took 1-4 years.

Q. Which is the best college for DRIT (Diploma in radiology and imaging technology)?

Ganesh Paramedical college is a best fit for DRIT course as this guaranteed you the 100% placement, on hand experience with practical knowledge, and with experienced teachers over 40+ experience can be a good start for your career.