A radiology technician course prepares students for careers in healthcare as radiologic technologists, radiologists, or imaging specialists. The course typically includes theoretical study and clinical experience. Students learn how to use radio imaging equipment and processes, and gain knowledge of biophysical and health sciences. 

Here are some responsibilities of a radiology technician: 

• Preparing patients and rooms for procedures 
• Operating and overseeing radiologic equipment 
• Processing radiographic images 
• Preparing and documenting reports 
• Recognizing adverse reactions to contrast 
• Collating and communicating health information 
• Ensuring the availability of medical and diagnostic supplies 
• Maintaining a safe and secure working environment 
• Following radiation safety guidelines, biomedical waste disposal protocols, and infection control policies and procedures