(Hons) Diagnostic Radiography with Ultrasound Fundamentals University of Plymouth

Overview

Throughout this (Hons) Diagnostic Radiography with Ultrasound Fundamentals programme offered at the University of Plymouth you will benefit from an extended second year that incorporates intensive simulation and additional clinical placements with regional ultrasound providers across the healthcare sector.

Careers

Diagnostic radiographer utilise the latest technology to look inside the body to identify causes of illness, safeguarding patients by utilising radiation regulations. They operate a range of imaging technology to capture, interpret and report findings. They compare image results pre- and post-treatment, and work closely with doctors and specialists to inform treatment.

Diagnostic Radiographers work with a wide range of conditions to help other clinicians develop treatment plans for patients. They use a range of imaging techniques to identify:

• Fractures and breaks

• Cancers

• Internal injuries or conditions

• Heart and lung health

• Brain injuries

• Stroke

• Multi-sclerosis

• Eye, ear or throat issues

• Spinal cord injuries

• Arthritis

• Tumours

• Joint damages

• Scoliosis

• Soft tissue damage

• Stomach conditions

• Accidents.