There is a school that just opened near my area that takes 22 months to become an MRI Technologist. The only drawback is that I will not get a certificate in Radiologic technology. Therefore I will not be able to give x-rays.
Should I consider this program? I’ve applied to a few Radiologic Technicians schools already, but the wait list is ridiculously long.
can any one help me i need to know any school or program avelable in my area or someplace near, i live in fort worth,TX? how long would it take ro complete the whole program and salary pay?thank you for yalls help.
am having difficulty finding a job in my proffession of x-ray tech. I have searched monster and career builder and some other places online. If anyone knows of any online job agencies that are online please let me know. I live in texas. I would be an entry level tech because I just graduated. Please send me links to online jobs that I can search or anything that relates to healthcare. I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks
I have noticed that the graduating class at the local community college is having trouble finding jobs at the area hospitals. Also, there are no job listings for X-ray techs, CT techs, or MRI techs in my area. Is this a common theme in other regions? Are other rad tech schools still pushing through as many techs as possible even with the apparent downturn in postions due to CR and DR? Has anybody else witnessed this and is it just a cyclical occurrence? Thanks for any responses.
I’m working towards a career to become a Radiologic Tech but, I truly want to specialize in Ultrasound. How do I go about doing so? Is it on hands training or do I need to continue my education after rad-tech school to become an ultrasound tech?
I was told to become an ultrasound tech you have to go to one more year of school.
I learned that most places would perfer someone with a rad tech background then get specialized in Ultrasound rather than go straight to a school that offers Sonograpy…
Please help!! Any Rad-techs specializing in Ultrasound???
In rad tech school, this is usually a course. Why? I thought that most doctors find it unethical if you tell them your opinion. Also, I’m sorry, but I think that it is stupid that doctors can fire you if you tell them the obviousness of something, like a broken bone. If you don’t tell the patient anything, then how is it unethical?
what i mean do rad techs have to get special training for ct scans and mri or will i learn that during my clinical studies .
Is it hard to find a job after school? how long do you have to be a rad tech before you cross train as a MRI? very detailed answers please
I wanna know if i would have to get special training to branch out into other fields of radiology.
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