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Cross-training technologists would help increase department efficiency from a labor viewpoint, while also helping to increase the job stability and marketability of staff members. A survey of radiology managers was conducted to determine views on hiring preferences of radiologic technologists with a focus on multi-modality training. The current trend for hiring radiologic technologists sees an increase in demand for multi-modality and cross-trained employees. Employees who are content with their single modality training should be encouraged to cross-train and certify in an additional area. Radiology managers should also help to create opportunities and incentivize those who are currently interested in doing so.
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