The document provides information about Amanda Gearhart's educational background and career in radiology. It lists her degrees and certifications in radiology, MRI physics, and healthcare administration. The document also provides average salary information for various radiology careers in the United States, such as radiologist, MRI physicist, MRI technologist, and more. It describes the roles and equipment used in different radiology specializations like X-ray, CT, nuclear medicine, ultrasound, and MRI.
2.  Radiology PhD
 Radiologist
 MRI Physicist
 Professor of Radiology
 MRI engineering
 Masters in Radiology
 Radiology Assistant
 Healthcare administration
 Bachelor’s in Radiology
 Associates in Radiology
3. XRAY Technologist
CT Technologist
Nuclear Medicine
Ultrasound
MRI technologist
Director of Radiology
XRAY Technologist US average
salary is $51,342
CT technologist US average salary
is $63,330
Nuclear Medicine Technologist US
average salary is $73,312
Ultrasound technologist US
average salary is $69,633
MRI Technologist US average
salary is $69,853
Radiology Director US average
salary id $126,183
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4. Radiologist US average salary
is $380,000
MRI Physicist US average
salary is $78,374
MRI Engineer US average
salary is $94,000
Radiology Professor US
average salary is $207,000
Neuroscientist US average
salary is $103,000
 Radiologist
 MRI Physicist
 MRI Engineer
 Radiology
Professor
 Neuroscientist
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5.  XRAY technologist use x-ray equipment to produce 2-D images
of the tissue, organs, bones and vessels of the body.
 CT Technologist use x-ray equipment to produce 2-D and 3-D
images of the tissue, organs, bones and vessels of the body.
 Nuclear medicine technologists use radiopharmaceuticals and
special cameras to produce images of organs and reveal their
function.
 Ultrasound technologists use high-frequency sound waves to
create images of anatomy.
 Magnetic resonance technologists apply a combination
of radiofrequency pulses and a powerful magnetic field to
create detailed images of anatomy.
8. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) uses a magnetic field and radio waves to
create detailed images of the organs and structures within your body. Health care
professionals use MRI scans to diagnose a variety of conditions, from torn
ligaments to tumors.