Magnetic Resonance Imaging, or MRI, exams are frequently prescribed by doctors across the U.S. for a variety of reasons, some legitimate but most unwarranted.
In today’s turbulent job market, aspiring healthcare workers crave the promise of security and career advancement available in the medical field. While predictions of market climates should always be...
Radiologic science is a growing and exciting field that offers diverse career opportunities and strong future growth. To learn more, checkout the infographic below created by AHU Online’s Bachelors in...
As the demand and usage for medical imaging services continues to grow at a rate of 40% annually, medical providers must begin to explore new storage solutions to replace the limited methods currently...
Current calculations have determined that one out of every twenty patients in the U.S. is given a totally inaccurate medical diagnosis. Sadly, these faulty diagnoses can result in permanent injury...
Radiation is often feared and misunderstood. An invisible, yet incredibly powerful, force of nature, radiation has been controlled and used for medical purposes like X-rays for over 100 years.
As crucial members of the healthcare team, imaging technologists are responsible for performing diagnostic imaging examinations, administering radiation therapy treatments, and ensuring the comfort...
Social media has become a popular tool among nurses and healthcare professionals who want to help educate patients — and stop the spread of misinformation — online.
As a nuclear medicine technologist, you will use small and safe amounts of radioactive materials to diagnose and treat a variety of medical conditions. Learn more here.
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