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International day of Radiology

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Radiology techs of tumblr, please tell me how you got into your program? I feel like I'm running towards an invisible goal post. I currently have As and one A- in my prerequisites, but there's so few spots in my program I feel like it's impossible to get in
I’ve been seriously thinking and considering getting my radiology degree and going to Johns hopkins school for 6 months. Does anyone on here have any knowledge or experience with the process and the job itself ? Is it worth it ? To maybe getting into being a travel tech ?
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Basic research is so pervasive with false assumptions that one can only wonder where they get the financing to dance to some tune big pharma approves of.

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Most days this job has been great. Each patient is different, with a different story, life, experience, and attitude. 99% of people I’ve met at this new job have been super nice, including the patients. Most exams have gone pretty positively too, which is more the luck of the draw than anything. But then today happens and you scan a not-even-middle-aged-woman with a stroke 1/3 of her brain and you know she’ll never recover and it’s devastating. Just another reminder of how precious life really is.
Alright y’all. I applied to 8 jobs in Colorado today. SEND ME ALL YOUR GOOD VIBES.
MRI Tech - AZ
https://jobs.tenethealth.com/job/-/-/1127/12226996?src=JB-11160
MINIMUM EDUCATION: Completion of accredited Radiologic Technology or MRI program. PREFERRED EDUCATION: MINIMUM EXPERIENCE: Prior general radiology experience or prior MRI hospital experience. PREFERRED EXPERIENCE: Three years MRI hospital experience. REQUIRED CERTIFICATIONS/LICENSURE: Current Certification for ARRT, MRTBE, ARDMS, JRCNMT, NMTCB or ARMRIT. CPR. REQUIRED COURSE(S) TRAINING: PREFERRED CERTIFICATIONS/REGISTRATION: SPECIAL SKILLS: Good verbal and written communication skills necessary to understand oral and written instructions stated in medical terms and to exchange information with patients and staff. SUPERVISES: Functional supervision will be exercised over cross-training Radiology Technologists and/or students.