B.R.I.T Text Books
Textbook of Radiation therapy by PHILIPS
The physics of Radiation therapy by F.M. Khan
Radiation therapy Physics by HENDEE
Fundamental Physics of Radiology by MEREDITH
Principles and practice of radiation oncology by PEREZ
Textbook of Radiotherapy, Radiation Physics, therapy and Oncology by C.K. Bomford, I.H. Kunkler, B.W. Hancock
Technical Basis of Radiation therap, Practical Clinical applications by S.H. Levitt, J.A. Purdy, C.A Perez, and S. Vijayakumar
What to do after B.R.I.T?
After Bachelor of Radiology & Imaging Technology one will be eligible to work as a Radiographer in various hospitals, clinics and so on. A Radiographer is a qualified physician who is capable of interpreting the images generated through x-ray, magnetic resonance imaging and other modern technologies. Ultrasound and nuclear medicine are also another means used in Radiology.
Job and Career options for B.R.I.T
Radiography is one of those courses highly regarded as the most employable professions even before completing the degree program. Most of the graduates will find employment equally in the government and private companies.
Students can also opt for higher education and even go for research in the same field. Career growth is also possible in this field if the candidate have required professional skills, additional education qualification and knowledge in the field.
Personal Skill required for B.R.I.T
Radiography is fundamentally a service oriented field. There are certain qualities required for a professional working in this field. This includes:-
Remuneration after B.R.I.T
Radiographers who are getting jobs in the government hospitals can easily earn a salary any where from Rs 8,000-12,000 per month. The candidates who are joining in Private hospitals and clinics are offered even better pay packages depending up on the popularity of the hospital. Radiologists also have a huge demand in most of the countries abroad. Most of these jobs offer very lucrative salary and also have many fringe benefits.