Image director's fortune telling

Can I be the director of imaging department with a bachelor's degree?

Of course.

Doctors in the imaging department of 3A hospitals belong to diagnosis. They must obtain a qualification examination certificate and pass three years of training before they can work independently, so their academic qualifications are all undergraduate and above.

The requirements of top three hospitals in big cities are higher. Basically, master's degree or above is required, and training must be completed.

At present, high school students are required to have physics as an elective subject in the medical imaging of the senior high school entrance examination, and they cannot apply for this major if they don't choose physics. Among all medical majors, medical imaging and nursing are almost the highest undergraduate employment. At present, the recruitment of hospital imaging department basically requires bachelor degree or above. However, with the establishment of academic qualifications, more and more hospitals in first-and second-tier cities require postgraduate qualifications. Therefore, the imaging major should be employed without a bachelor's degree at the highest, and at least take a postgraduate exam.