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    An X-Ray Technician, also called an X-Ray Technologist or Radiological Technologist, uses medical imaging equipment to take images of the inside of the human body. The education required is a three-year college program since technicians must be trusted to properly operate scanning machinery and interpret scans for patients. In Newfoundland, the program can be completed at the College of the North Atlantic in St. John's, and graduates can find work at hospitals or clinics around the world. The average annual salary for an X-Ray Technician in Canada ranges from $49,019 to $83,760.

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    An X-Ray Technician, also called an X-Ray Technologist or Radiological Technologist, uses medical imaging equipment to take images of the inside of the human body. The education required is a three-year college program since technicians must be trusted to properly operate scanning machinery and interpret scans for patients. In Newfoundland, the program can be completed at the College of the North Atlantic in St. John's, and graduates can find work at hospitals or clinics around the world. The average annual salary for an X-Ray Technician in Canada ranges from $49,019 to $83,760.

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    An X-Ray Technician, also called an X-Ray Technologist or Radiological Technologist, uses medical imaging equipment to take images of the inside of the human body. The education required is a three-year college program since technicians must be trusted to properly operate scanning machinery and interpret scans for patients. In Newfoundland, the program can be completed at the College of the North Atlantic in St. John's, and graduates can find work at hospitals or clinics around the world. The average annual salary for an X-Ray Technician in Canada ranges from $49,019 to $83,760.

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    X-RAY TECHNICIAN

    By: Caitlin Whalen

    What is a XRay
    Technician?
    An X-Ray Technician is someone whom is known
    as taking images of parts of the body. In
    Correct wording, they are called X-Ray
    Technologists and Radiological Technologists.
    They use cutting-edge technology to see
    inside of a human. These machines are normally
    used for when someone is injured to see if a
    bone is broken.

    The Education
    Required
    The education required for this job is to
    graduate high school and get your diploma.
    It is 3 years in total just for the course,
    since you are working with people whom
    trusts you with their scans.

    Where Can
    you Receive
    this Course?
    In Newfoundland, you can receive this
    course at The College of The North
    Atlantic in St. Johns. Of Course, after
    the course is over, you can search all over
    the world to work at a hospital or clinic
    with this job needed/required!

    What is the
    Average
    Salary?
    The average hourly rate for an XRay technician in Canada is between
    $24.47- $40.36. The amount of
    overtime is approximately $57.89.
    The bonus for the workers actually
    range from $0.00- $22,000. The
    total pay yearly is in between,
    $49,019- $83,760.

    WORDLE!

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