For anybody interested in working in healthcare who has a specific interest in seeing anatomy in a new way.
Having the privilege of using a machine that many don't know how to use and seeing things the human eye can't see.
Do x-ray exams on patients and administer specific products that help put in evidence certain pathologies.
Heat up the machine to be ready for the day, do quality test to see if the machine is functional, check if any product in the room is past their due date.
Mostly hospitals and clinics.
Go to college or cegep for three years. The last year is an internship. You have to pass an exam to get your work licence.
Around 79 902 a year in Quebec.
On the job training on how the machine works, what the protocol is on how they do exam in this hospital.
Being exposed to ionizing ray which may ne harmful to us.
Low because I think a machine cannot replicate the sense of judgement and critic a human posses. Plus being able to help a patient and build a small but comfortable relationship.
Around 60 to 65 year old.
To me, it's a nice program to be in because of how unique it is and how it keeps evolving throughout the years and that anyone who chooses that path succeeds.
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