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GenaCL600 [577]
2 years ago
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Wade thinks it would be really cool to become a radiologist. Which two skills are important for him to have in order to excel in

this career? leadership skills to help oversee the members of the staff within the hospital physical strength to lift heavy equipment and machinery interpersonal skills to talk to patients and help them feel comfortable technical skills to know how to use the machinery and equipment needed for the job public speaking skills to announce research findings in conferencesWade thinks it would be really cool to become a radiologist. Which two skills are important for him to have in order to excel in this career? leadership skills to help oversee the members of the staff within the hospital physical strength to lift heavy equipment and machinery interpersonal skills to talk to patients and help them feel comfortable technical skills to know how to use the machinery and equipment needed for the job public speaking skills to announce research findings in conferences
Chemistry
2 answers:
noname [10]2 years ago
6 0
Speaking skills so they would be able to share the information. and technical skills so that they know what they are doing with the equipment.
zlopas [31]2 years ago
3 0

ANSWER: The two skills that Wade will need to excel in the career of a Radiologist are:

1. Interpersonal skills to talk to patients and help them feel comfortable: This skill important because patients often are afraid of getting detected by a disease. Few patients also fear of getting tested by the heavy and complicated machineries. A radiologist's interpersonal skill will calm the patient and his attendant and will make them feel relieved.

2. Technical skills to know how to use the machinery and equipment needed for the job: Radiologist's primary duty is to operate the machineries in order to diagnose a patient correctly. A radiologist can not afford to be an amateur as he will either not be able to detect a disease or may raise a false alarm of a person having a disease.

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