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Radiologic Technologist / Radiographer
Operate imaging equipment like X-rays, CT scans, and MRI machines to assist in accurate medical diagnoses under the supervision of radiologists.

X-ray Technician
Specialize in capturing high-quality X-ray images for doctors to evaluate bone fractures, infections, and internal conditions.

MRI / CT Scan Technologist
Focus on advanced imaging techniques using MRI and CT machines to create detailed cross-sectional images of internal organs and tissues.

Ultrasound Technician (Sonographer)
Use high-frequency sound waves to capture images of internal body structures, often assisting in obstetrics, cardiology, and abdominal diagnostics. (Additional certification may be required.)

Radiology Assistant
Support radiologists in managing imaging procedures, preparing patients, maintaining equipment, and ensuring accurate record-keeping.

Medical Imaging Technologist
Work across multiple imaging modalities to conduct diagnostic procedures and ensure image quality and patient safety.

Clinical Application Specialist
Work with imaging equipment companies to train medical staff on using imaging technologies and provide technical support for equipment installation and use.

PACS Administrator
Manage the Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS), ensuring that digital imaging data is stored, retrieved, and shared securely and efficiently.

Academician / Lecturer
Teach radiology and medical imaging subjects in colleges or universities, mentor students, and contribute to academic research.

Higher Studies and International Careers
Pursue M.Sc. in Radiology or Imaging Technology, specialized certifications, or work abroad by qualifying for international exams or licensure processes.