Medical radiographers
Medical (diagnostic) radiographers operate x-ray machines, ultrasound, magnetic resonance imaging and other imaging devices for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes, assist in the diagnosis of injuries and diseases and are involved in intervention procedures such as the removal of kidney stones. They operate under the supervision of senior staff. Therapeutic radiographers specialise in the planning and administration of radiotherapy treatment for patients with cancer.
Northern Ireland salary
£42,650
Average annual salary
Employed in Northern Ireland
1,100
Courses in Northern Ireland
| Course | College | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Pearson BTEC Level 4 HNC in Applied Sciences (Biology) | South West College | BTEC |
| Pearson BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Applied Science (RQF) | South West College | BTEC |
| Foundation Degree in Science in Health & Social Care validated by Ulster University | South West College | Higher Education |
| Ulster University Foundation Degree in Science in Tourism, Hospitality & Events Management with Specialisms - Culinary Arts | South West College | Higher Education |
| Ulster University Foundation Degree in Science in Tourism, Hospitality & Events Management with Specialisms - Culinary Arts HLA | South West College | Higher Education |
| Ulster University Foundation Degree in Science in Tourism, Hospitality & Events Management with Specialisms - Tourism | South West College | Higher Education |
| Ulster University Foundation Degree in Science in Tourism, Hospitality & Events Management with Specialisms - Tourism HLA | South West College | Higher Education |