Wait me too😭 I think I’m leaning more towards RT because I can’t deal with all the stress nurses go through ( not saying RT isn’t stressful) but the environment seems a bit more chill.
@@Hannah01771 HAHA me to! Im deciding 35% on Pharmacy Tech in California $46,374 - $63k Radiation Tech 62k - 95k - 128k (my friends who are radiation tech say it is easy 6 months of clinicals or more, physics is just one of the hard classes) Biomed Tech in California - 118k (i've worked with many, their job is so easy LOL hands on technology) a lot of my friends are biomed techs and recommend it OR physical therapist assist/kinesiology
So do you have to go to Radiographic Technologist school before you can go on to the others like Radiation Therapy or CT/MRI? Or are these all separate 2-4 year schools? No one mentions this part.
ThomsT Depends on where you live honestly. Luckily the pay is pretty phenomenal compared to many careers and are pretty standard across the board so you can always relocate to a new area. Here in Las Vegas we are 50th in healthcare and have a huge lack of medical personnel .
Hello, I have completed my Bachelor's degree in Radiation therapy program and still finding for a job. If there is any job opportunity please let me know. I'll be happy to work with you. Thanks 😊
What type of laptops were commonly used. Would you recommend mac or windows based? My daughter will be studying Radiation therapy in the fall. She finished her Associate's while in high school this year, so it's mainly her upper classes and clinicals that she will need. Any info would be greatly appreciated.
I’m trying to figure out if I should go into nursing or radiation therapy
Me too.have you decided?and suggest me.I'm so confused rn
Wait me too😭 I think I’m leaning more towards RT because I can’t deal with all the stress nurses go through ( not saying RT isn’t stressful) but the environment seems a bit more chill.
Me too . I’m so confused
Nursing school is hell
@@Hannah01771 HAHA me to!
Im deciding 35% on Pharmacy Tech in California $46,374 - $63k
Radiation Tech 62k - 95k - 128k (my friends who are radiation tech say it is easy 6 months of clinicals or more, physics is just one of the hard classes)
Biomed Tech in California - 118k (i've worked with many, their job is so easy LOL hands on technology) a lot of my friends are biomed techs and recommend it
OR physical therapist assist/kinesiology
nice yeezys at 1:02 lol
Lol I seen IT to
Bruh 😂😂 me trying to get info on these and getting distracted by that too
So do you have to go to Radiographic Technologist school before you can go on to the others like Radiation Therapy or CT/MRI? Or are these all separate 2-4 year schools? No one mentions this part.
For answers to your questions I encourage you to contact the program director for Radiation Therapy, Carol Davis. cadavis@ahs.llumc.edu
@@LLUHealth bruh
Yes, you start with RT school and the rest are built upon that through OJT. The only exception is sonography which is a completely separate program.
What are the job prospects/longevity of radiation therapists as of 2020? 2024?
It is demand actually its growing 13%
mari torres still hard asf to find a job. Every area has very few openings for this career.
ThomsT Depends on where you live honestly. Luckily the pay is pretty phenomenal compared to many careers and are pretty standard across the board so you can always relocate to a new area. Here in Las Vegas we are 50th in healthcare and have a huge lack of medical personnel .
David Cantor interested in getting into this career and I live in Las Vegas. I pray schooling goes back to normal soon :(
Hello, I have completed my Bachelor's degree in Radiation therapy program and still finding for a job. If there is any job opportunity please let me know. I'll be happy to work with you. Thanks 😊
What type of laptops were commonly used. Would you recommend mac or windows based? My daughter will be studying Radiation therapy in the fall. She finished her Associate's while in high school this year, so it's mainly her upper classes and clinicals that she will need. Any info would be greatly appreciated.
@@robertrangel09 I would go with Mac
@@nazstorytime2753 I disagree
Did you get a job yet
Where you able to find a job?
Are you accepting international students for this radiotherapy program
Nothing on mammography, huh?
What is the difference between radiography and radiation therapy
One is diagnostic the other one is therapeutic.
@@mariahnakanyala8862 thank you 💟
What’s the average cost of a semester
in Europe (Netherlands) is 2000 euro per semester for international programme
I heard its near impossible to find a job in this field
Wow are you serious?? Damn.. I was considering it
@@larryk1153 it isn't if you're living in California, New York, Texas etc.
@@NunYaBiz1313 sweet, I live in DFW, TX.
Yea depends where you live in states like NY and CA demand is high
Uk will always welcome you with a job in NHS