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As a radiologic technologist, also called a radiographer or radiology technician, you'll be a crucial member of a health care team. You'll help physicians provide high-quality patient care by giving them the images they need to diagnose and treat medical conditions. Job opportunities for radiologic techs are on the rise, and they are projected to grow 15 percent through 2016—faster than the national average for all occupations. Take the first step by finding a radiologic technologist program today.