Title: Research career opportunities and the education, credentials, and responsibilities associated with each.
Course: Radiologic Technology I (14105-I) > Section: Applying Legal, Ethical, and Professional Responsibilities to Clinical Practice

Research may include

- radiologic technologist positions in one or more imaging modalities, such as
  - computed tomography (CT)
  - magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)

- professional environments and opportunities, such as
  - private physicians’ offices
  - hospitals
  - clinics
  - administration
  - education
  - local travel technology (temporary placements)
  - international placement
  - sales and applications.

Research should include radiology and other healthcare organizations’ websites, as well as Virginia Career VIEW.

Process/Skill Questions:

- What is the benefit of multiple-modality accreditation in career development?
- What are the differences between working in an outpatient setting vs. a hospital?
- Why is radiologic technology considered a portable career?
- What career opportunities are available for radiologic technologists outside the traditional healthcare setting?