New Career Opportunuties - Radiology Information Systems Administrator

April 7, 2011 - PRLog -- Radiology assistants prepare patients for tests. They explain details of procedures and perform some tests such as X-rays. In addition, they make sure that untreated areas are covered with protective shields and instruct patients to remove jewelry and clothing containing metal parts. These professionals prepare X-ray machines by inserting films and placing the machines in the correct position.

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Radiology assistants need to have a certificate, associate's degree or bachelor's degree in radiology or related area. However, most radiology assistants have an associate's degree. Radiology assistants can find job in various settings including hospitals, doctor's office and etc.

Radiology information systems administrators (RIS administrators) perform a variety of tasks to ensure the effective function of radiology information systems to meet the needs of the company or organization. They install, adjust, configure and maintain systems and offer technical know-how on the RIS functions. These professionals incorporate systems into the business, clinical and information technology functions of the organization and manage the everyday operations of the system and related equipment.

RIS administrators work with staff members to make sure the systems are functioning properly. They provide technical support and assistance as well as training to other employees. In addition, they provide effective customer service to users of radiology information systems. If an individual plans to work as a RIS administrator, he/she should earn an associate's degree in radiology or related area. However, employers look for graduates with a bachelor's degree.