Radiological Technologist T-Shirts

Just like donuts, it's always time to take the x-rays. X-ray in the morning, X-ray in the evening, X-ray in the wee hours of the night. Because one thing is sure, even though you just took the x-rays, it's time to take the x-rays again. That's the rad tech life.

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Working with x-rays takes a cool head and steady nerves. As a radiological technologist working a CT (CAT) scanner, you should keep calm and scan on. Funny CT (CAT) Scan t-shirt for that radiological technologist or student.

Working with x-rays takes a cool head and steady nerves. As a radiological technologist, you should keep calm and get on the rotor.

Always use your markers. On an x-ray, there should always be a marker on the correct side. It's a Rad Life, if you can keep doing it. Radiological Technologists (Rad Techs) should always use our markers. The design is based on those lead markers to spell out Rad Life. A great gift for Radiology X-Ray Technologist or graduate in your life.

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Be a part of the radiology CAT (or CT) scan squad. For the fun, the thrills, see inside people by the slice. It's not just a job, it's a squad. For the radiological technologist in your life. Funny CT (CAT) Scan t-shirt for that radiological technologist or student.

Be a part of the radiology CT (or CAT Scan) squad. For the fun, the thrills, see inside people by the slice. It's not just a job, it's a squad. For the radiological technologist in your life.

Let the radiologist or x-ray technologist in your life know you love them, or let your patients know you love working in x-ray. Great gift for graduation, Christmas, Valentine's Day, or just any day. Great gift for graduation, Christmas, Valentine's Day, or just any day to show your appreciation.

Yes, I wear scrubs for work, but I'm not your nurse or doctor. I'm your Sonographer. I get the images so the nurses and doctors know how to help you.

X-ray graffiti with jack-o-lanterns for your rad tech Halloween festivities. Let them know you work in the spookiest part of the hospital or office, radiology. The place where skeletons are just part of the job along with radiation, we always keep the lights low, and things go beep in the dark.

It's a Rad Tech life. You can spell radical without rad, and you can't spell party without RT. Scrubs with barium stains, aching back from the c-arm and immobile bariatric patients, or learning patience by explaining how you want the patient to be positioned for the third time it's a good life. Outpatient or in hospital, it's all the same, saving lives one x-ray at a time.

The best school where all the radiological technologists learn how to rad tech. A funny play on the professional name and a nod to the discovery of x-rays in 1895.

Yes, I wear scrubs for work, but I'm not your nurse or doctor. I'm your Rad Tech. I take your x-rays so the nurses and doctors know how to help you.

If I have to have one more X-ray or CT exam, I'm going to glow in the dark. And rad techs work better in the dark. Although, you can't actually end up glowing in the dark, unless you're getting a nuc med or PET scan, except for those few milliseconds when the beam in on, but you only glow in the dark right then. This artwork does not actually glow in the dark.

Join the skeleton crew in radiology. We have cookies. They glow in the dark, although this shirt doesn't. The few, the proud, the lucky work here. Get in the car, we're getting images.

Step on up for the worse drinks ever served. In the fluoro suite, we'll serve you barium at both ends, coming and going, in and out. Sure, it may taste terrible, but it does light up the radiograph and enables us to see all sorts of anatomy better. And just when you think you can't take anymore, we'll find a new orifice to top off. All a part of the service in the Fluoroscopy Cafe.

When you've worked in radiology, you've seen enough to know that you've been there and imaged all that. We image all parts of the body, and lots of things that can happen to the body, and lots of things that can be stuck in a body. You've probably seen it all.