Radiologische Technologen en Technici

58% (Matig Risico)

Gemiddeld Risico (41-60%): Beroepen met een gemiddeld risico op automatisering omvatten meestal routinetaken, maar vereisen nog steeds enige menselijke beoordeling en interactie.

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De volgende grafiek wordt opgenomen waar er een aanzienlijke hoeveelheid stemmen is om zinvolle gegevens weer te geven. Deze visuele weergaven tonen de resultaten van gebruikerspeilingen in de loop van de tijd en bieden een belangrijke indicatie van sentimenttrends.

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Hoog betaald in vergelijking met andere beroepen

In 2023 was het mediane jaarloon voor 'Radiologic Technologists and Technicians' $ 73.410, of $ 35 per uur

'Radiologic Technologists and Technicians' werden 52,7% hoger betaald dan het nationale mediane loon, dat op $ 48.060 stond.

Lonen in de loop van de tijd

Opmerkingen

Abdou abderrahman (Laag) 4 months ago

First you need to take care of patients and in accidents or having an elderly patient who doesn't know how to use technology The ai will not be suitable for job
Secondly we have kids and kids will be scared if a piece of metal tries to grab him so you need human interaction

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Trevor 5 months ago

The main issue is taking an x-ray or getting a scan that is not easy to get. A lot of imaging done (mainly in hospitals over outpatient) is not perfect. Patients can not always hold still, get into position, or their condition does not allow for the intended imaging. I believe that if only technologists voted on this they would all say there is little to no chance. The people voting is likely not made of all technologist. Personally I think there is a small chance that AI could take my job. One of the newer CT scanners I use can automatically scan the patient and recon the scans with almost no input by me. But actually scanning the patient is such a small percent of what actually happens. There would need to be a major breakthrough in imaging equipment or AI in order for this to be possible.

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Brandon (Laag) 1 year ago

The meticulous work done by a radiological technician is extremely difficult to replace through artificial intelligence. The reason being, the contrast in faults that could be the cause of the same problem.

Fortunately, there are also too many different makes of machines. For one robot to be programmed to fault find and fix all makes of x-ray machines is going to take at least 40 years to develop, which won't be worth an engineer's effort based on its purpose.

This job will not become redundant in the next 20 years.

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Tara 1 year ago

The computerization of the images produced by xray technologists will certainly become more impressive, but you can't tell me a robot or AI understands how to get a chest xray on a kyphotic 90 year old, nor does it know how to position patients in general. This is hands-on medical care. A robot cannot help a patient that is vomiting, or put in an IV. Like nursing, the people part will remain. The rest of the tech can happily advance.

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Smith (Onzeker) 3 years ago

Technology might be better at noticing discrepancies compared to the normal, but the human touch will always be needed in the healthcare field to calm patients.

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Avaneesh Babu 4 years ago

Radiologists do more than just read scans, they interpret and understand these x-rays and speak to patients. I know that IT is taking strands towards this level, but they cannot ever converse with humans with the same efficiency.

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Evolution 4 years ago

AI is better in interpreting x-ray than human.

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Adrian 3 years ago

Well that's the radiologists work, rad techs pretty much only work the modalities and patients to get a picture that the radiologist can describe.

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Keiko Taisho (Laag) 5 years ago

There’s no technology for the robots to work with the patients on a personal level

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