Digital imager vs multi-modality technologist

Differences between digital imager and multi-modality technologist duties and responsibilities

Digital imager example responsibilities.

• Coordinate and manage a team of photographers who work on NBA games throughout the league.
• Color correct images for RGB and CMYK output.
• Design, simulate and layout of 1kb SRAM using TSMC 100nm technology.
• Used Photoshop to retouch large quantities of images and proofread class composite notations.
• Perform artifact retouching, logo removal, image restoration, clipping paths, and compositing.
• Store an image in the 1kb SRAM and apply noise removal algorithm to enhance the image.
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Multi-modality technologist example responsibilities.

• Manage paperwork including scanning into PACS to be interpret by radiologists.
• Connect electrodes to leads from the electrocardiogram machine, and operate the EKG machine to obtain a reading.
• Open and close department independently and also assist surgical staff by managing QC and providing radiopharmaceuticals as needed for procedures.
• Complete duties such as electrocardiography and phlebotomy as well as basic patient care.
• Perform EKG's, blood glucose monitoring, specimen collection, dressing changes, colostomy care and documentation of vital signs.
• Complete MQSA inspections, ACR mammography accreditation's.
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