What can I do with a Bachelor of Health Science/Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Medical Imaging)?
 Career Outcomes
A Radiographer (Medical Imaging Technologist) is an Allied
Health Care Professional who produces high quality medical
images of the human body for medical diagnosis. Medical
Imaging incorporates Radiography, Computer Tomography,
Ultrasound and Magnetic Resonance Imaging.
See more at
http://www.sor.org/public/careerinfo/careers.htm
Career Prospects
As there is a shortage of Medical Imaging Professionals in
Tasmania, and in Australia generally, career prospects are
very good. Presently many countries have a shortage of
trained staff, and potential for career experience overseas is
thus also good. Radiographers may be employed in public or private hospital Systems or within private organisations.
Professional Associations
Further Study
Postgraduate study (Masters by coursework, Masters by research or PhD) are offered by a number of Universities within Australia.
Professional Development is also encouraged for practising radiographers, with many professionals completing ongoing training in specialist areas.
Careers
For general information about careers in health:
University of Tasmania Career Development & Employment Service
The Service can help you to clarify important career issues and assist you with your career decisions and provide many services to support you to take charge of your future.
Utilising both web-based material and face-to-face services, you can seek information on things such as employment, education, further study, job search training and graduate recruitment.
http://services.admin.utas.edu.au/careers/
Employment opportunities
The University of Tasmania’s online student website list job vacancies.
Details of job vacancies
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