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How do you become a radiologist?

How long does it take to become one? I really want to be a radiologist.

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First you must complete a 4-year bachelor's degree and be accepted into medical school. After 4 years of med school, you are required to complete a 5-year residency, which provides specialized training in diagnostics and various types of imaging. It adds up to 13 years of schooling.

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posted by PZ (1174)
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Radiology is a very specialized field that requires 15 years of study after high school. This includes: 4 years of college, 4 years of medical school, 5 years of medical residency, and 2 years in a specialization program.

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In order to become a radiologist you must complete the proper training and schooling. Depending on if you want to just take the x-rays or read them the schooling will vary from becoming a doctor to a two year degree.

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