Radiologic Technologist

- Operating Diagnostic Imaging Equipment: Perform x-rays, CT scans, MRIs, or mammograms to produce images of a patient's tissues, organs, bones, and vessels for diagnostic purposes.

- Patient Care and Safety: Ensure patient comfort and safety, following established radiologic requirements and regulations.

- Preparing Patients: Prepare patients for radiologic procedures, answer technical questions, and offer pre-procedure advice.

- Maintaining Equipment: Adjust and maintain radiologic equipment to ensure optimal performance.

- Record Keeping: Keep patient records and maintain confidentiality.

- Education: Typically an Associate's degree or Bachelor's degree in Medical Radiologic Technology/Science.

- Licensure: Authentic license to practice as a Radiologic Technologist in Japan.

- Experience: Preferably 3-5 years of experience in radiology, especially in private or public hospitals.

- Skills: Strong knowledge and expertise in radiology, including x-ray, CT scan, ultrasound, and other medical equipment.