top of page
Manjummel_hospial_logo__100x80cm_-1-removebg-preview.png

International

Group 239393 (1).png

Diploma in Radiography Technician Course
(DRT)

DRT

The Diploma in Radiography Technician course in St. Joseph’s Hospital is a specialized program designed to train individuals to work as radiography technicians, who assist in diagnostic imaging procedures like X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, and ultrasounds. This course provides both theoretical knowledge and practical skills required for performing diagnostic imaging procedures safely and accurately.

  • Duration: The course typically lasts for 2 years.

  • Eligibility: Candidates must have completed their 10+2 education with a science background (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology).

  • Curriculum: The program covers a range of subjects, including Radiographic Techniques and Procedures (X-ray, CT, MRI, Ultrasound), Radiation Physics, Radiation Protection and Safety, Anatomy and Physiology, Radiological Equipment Handling and Maintenance, Medical Imaging Interpretation, Patient Care and Communication, Clinical Training in hospitals and diagnostic centers

Career Opportunities:

Graduates of the Diploma in Radiography Technician program can find employment in various healthcare settings, including:

  • Hospitals (government and private)

  • Diagnostic imaging centers

  • Radiology departments

  • Multispecialty clinics

  • Health centers and research institutes

  • Medical equipment companies

Roles and Responsibilities:

Radiography technicians are responsible for:

  • Preparing patients for imaging procedures and ensuring their safety.

  • Operating radiographic equipment to capture images for medical diagnosis.

  • Maintaining accurate patient records and imaging results.

  • Ensuring radiation safety for both patients and staff.

  • Collaborating with doctors and other healthcare professionals to help diagnose diseases.

Career Growth:

Radiography technicians can pursue further specialization or education, such as:

  • Postgraduate degrees in Radiology or Medical Imaging.

  • Certification courses in advanced imaging techniques (e.g., MRI, CT).

  • Opportunities for teaching in academic institutions.

You’re in Good Hands

We believe in bringing the most modern techniques and delivering extraordinary care to ailing population with the highest levels of ethics and standards. We are committed to continuing medical education, through our fellowship and DNB programs.

We organize atleast one conference a month and support research foundation for continued advancement

Accreditations

Capture.PNG
Group 1171275492.png
bottom of page