Radiography school training courses in Denver, CO (public, in-house or online)

As a Radiologic Technologist, or X-ray tech, you’ll take X-rays and administer contrast medias for diagnostic purposes. In working with patients requiring radiology services, you’ll explain procedures and position them for X-rays so that the parts of the body can be radiographed appropriately.

X-ray techs are trained to determine the correct angle and height over the target area, setting controls to produce radiographs of the appropriate density, detail and contrast. Afterwards, film is ...

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The radiographer will review essential information on the biological effects of ionizing radiation, radiation protection to ensure the safe use of x-rays in diagnostic imaging, radiation physics, regulatory and advisory limits for human exposure to radiation, and implementation of patient and personnel radiation protection practices.

This course provides the latest clinical research on patient care procedures for radiographers. Review important topics such as communication, patient care, safety, medico-legal considerations, transfer, positiioning, physical needs, infection control (including AIDS and hepatitis), medications, intravenous, medical emergencies, CPR standards, acute care situations, contrast media, and allergic reactions. Use this practical course text as a daily reference at work