A radiologist is a person who analyzes medical images to diagnose and treat patients who are suffering from illnesses. This person is very important to a medical work space because they are able to provide important information on a patient's status, medical needs, illnesses, etc.
Minneapolis - $500,000 Annually
Nation Wide - $345,000 Annually
Minnesota - Typically $313,000 - $400,000 Annually
Permanent Position - $450,000 - $500,000 , with top earners earning up to $650,000!!
Bachelor Degree
Medical School
At least 4 years residency in Radiology
Often a Internship is recommended
License & Certificate
Takes about 13-15 years of schooling
Fellowship for specialized training
Dexterity
Problem Solving
Teamwork
Communication
Adaptability
Comprehensive understanding of Physiology, Pathology, & Anatomy
Where will I be working?
Hospitals
Medical Labs
Clinics
Indoor Environments
What should I be prepared to do?
Stand for long periods of time
Be exposed to radiation daily
Work with other radiologists & Technicians
You will often be working full time, but from time to time you could also be called in to work evenings, weekends, holidays, etc, depending on what your facility may need. Radiologists often work 40-60 hours a week, or more.
You must complete all your requirements before you begin work, but you also must be at least 17 years old. Many Radiologists start earning the average salary at about 31-34 years old.
Fun fact! Jeff Chang is the youngest Radiologist at only the age of 16 years old!
Sources -
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Ziprecruiter.com
brettmollard.com
wikipedia