Radiology Assistance

Upon successful completion of the programme, the graduate is able to:

• have an overview of the goals of the field, apply a professional and mature approach to patients and their families, contribute to the professionalization of the field, promote human health, and thereby enhance the prestige and status of radiology as
• have an overview of the goals of the field, apply a professional and mature approach to patients and their families in practice;
• know and use state-of-the-art techniques for imaging and applying ionizing radiation in medical procedures;
• master the latest available imaging technology and technology for radiation oncology, and for working with open radiation sources;
• acquire and apply the latest scientific knowledge of EBM - within the range of own professional competence, evaluate model and clinical situations using critical thinking; work independently, defend professional decisions, take full responsibility;
• clarify and apply knowledge and skills in the field of radiological assistance in radiodiagnostics, radiation oncology, and nuclear medicine in clinical practice;
• apply theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the field of management, be familiar with HR management; be a professional partner to experts from other fields in providing healthcare within the framework of multidisciplinary cooperation;
• be capable of positive self-realization, continuous personal and professional development, self-education, self-improvement, and self-reflection;
• contribute to the professionalization of the field, promote human health, and thereby enhance the prestige and status of radiology assistants in society.

• Radiographer / Radiotherapist