I am thinking about going back to school in the fall to begin training for a new career in the medical/healthcare field. Can anyone please give me some info on different options (nurse, x-ray tech, mri tech, etc, etc, etc) and what they involve and what they pay? I am not sure exactly what field I would like to get into and what is involved with each field. I am also wondering what has the best job outlook and what pay scale to expect for different things. Thanks!
How do I find a good school in my area? Do the techs that do cat scans, MRIs, and mammographies make more money then just an xray tech??
I want to become a x-ray tech, but at the moment i cant enroll at my local college for it. So i figured i would go to Job Corps for the experience.
will be attending radiography school, but was wondering if i should look into attending MRI programs, or is cross level on the job training just as good? eventually i definetly want to be in the Magentic Resonance Imaging field and would like to know the best way to go about it?
I currently have a an associate degree in business management and computer software, a certificate of diversity management, and phlebotomy. I am not having any luck in finding employment. I am thinking of going to school for ultrasound. What can you do with a bachelors that you can not do with an associates? Do you think there will be a difference in pay, on how long I go to school. Oh, does the sonographer read the ultrasound, or does the Dr.?
Lots of biology science and math clases.
I am going to be starting X-RAY school this fall and would like to know the level of difficulty it is.
Im going to school to be a rad tech right now. I was wondering if later if I want to become a radiologist, which is undecided right now, if those classes im taking now will go toward classes for me becoming a radiologist later on?
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