An X-Ray Technician (also called Radiologists, Radiographers, Radiologic Technologist) produce X-ray images of all parts of the human body to aid physicians in the diagnosis of medical conditions. They prepare and position patients/clients, expose and develop radiographic films. Additional diagnostic imaging techniques such as computer tomography, magnetic resonance, special angiographic and interventional procedures, ultrasound, and nuclear medicine procedures are also performed. Radiologic tech is one of the fastest growing occupations requiring post-secondary or associate's degree training. Job opportunities are, and will continue to be, excellent. Browse schools below.