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Training for equipment technicians such as radiologists requires:
a two-year program at a community college, trade school, or professional organization.
a certification, licenses, and one-year certificate programs.
a four-year degree and license.
a four-year degree, medical degree, and on-the-job training in the form of a residency.
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Answer: a two-year program at a community college, trade school, or professional organization.
Clarification: "Radiologic technologists" (equipment technicians who operate X‑ray, CT, MRI machines) typically complete a 2‑year associate degree (or a 1‑year certificate if already in healthcare), then obtain certification (e.g., ARRT) and any state licensure. "Radiologists" are physicians and require the four‑year degree + medical school + residency (option 4).
Clarification: "Radiologic technologists" (equipment technicians who operate X‑ray, CT, MRI machines) typically complete a 2‑year associate degree (or a 1‑year certificate if already in healthcare), then obtain certification (e.g., ARRT) and any state licensure. "Radiologists" are physicians and require the four‑year degree + medical school + residency (option 4).
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