The primary objective of the DXIT program is to provide students with a deep understanding of imaging technology, including how to safely operate X-ray machines, digital imaging systems, CT (Computed Tomography) scans, MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) equipment, and ultrasound devices. Students will gain practical knowledge of positioning patients, calibrating imaging equipment, and ensuring that high-quality images are produced with minimal exposure to radiation. The curriculum also covers radiation safety protocols, anatomy, physiology, patient care techniques, and the legal and ethical aspects of medical imaging.

With the growing demand for advanced diagnostic procedures in healthcare, the role of X-ray and imaging technicians is more critical than ever. After completing the DXIT course, students have the option to pursue higher education in radiology or specialized imaging techniques such as CT Scan Technology or MRI Technology. Additionally, they can become certified radiographers by joining professional bodies and continuing their education, allowing them to enhance their career opportunities and earning potential. healthcare.