Radiation Oncology: Choose your path!
Word count: 1423
Choice count: 31
Section count: 21
Image count: 21
Error count: 0
Field Related Analysis
Education : 69 matches
(behavior, choice, class, classes, college, colleges, compensation, course, courses, don, field, first, grades, high school, learned, management, school, semester, student, teach, training, university)Nursing : 32 matches
(absence, b.d., benign, chemotherapy, compensation, contact, culture, doctor, health, hospital, hr)Web development : 28 matches
(background, behavior, class, content, field, ignore, load, package, path, position, push)Target Structure: (31 matches)
background check (1 match)
compensation (4 matches)
dead-end job (1 match)
deterred (1 match)
dread (1 match)
flirtation (1 match)
foot in the door (2 matches)
fulfillment (1 match)
hr (5 matches)
ins-and-outs (1 match)
internship (3 matches)
interns (1 match)
internships (1 match)
invaluable (1 match)
lack of (1 match)
leave of absence (2 matches)
misconduct (1 match)
office politics (1 match)
on-the-job-training (1 match)
overwhelming (1 match)
compensation package (3 matches)
perpetrator (1 match)
premium wage (1 match)
pull off (1 match)
retirement (1 match)
sexual harassment (1 match)
though (1 match)
thoughtful (1 match)
time management (1 match)
vacant position (1 match)
wage (2 matches)
Radiation Oncology: Choose your path!
New Chapter!
Congrats! You just finished high school, and you are moving to bigger plans. You applied to the Radiation Oncology program at Ahuntsic and at Dawson. You got accepted in both colleges so, now you have to choose which one you want to attend.
Choice 1 : I want to attend Ahuntsic College!
Choice 2 : I want to attend Dawson College!
Off To College!
You attend all of your classes at Ahuntsic, but you have a very busy schedule, because of the work load. You can try to push through or give up.
Choice 1 : I want to give up, and find something else.
Choice 2 : I want to pursuit, I can do this!
Straight A Student!
You ace all of your classes, thanks to your excellent time management, and pull off great grades. Since you spend all your time studying, you don't socialize. Would making friends be a good idea or a bad one?
Choice 1 : I want to keep myself distant.
Choice 2 : I want to make friends!
3 Years Later.
You finished college, but you regret not making friends. You became a technologist in Radiation Oncology, and realized that keeping yourself closed off made you lack of the real college experience. You like your job, but unfortunately don't feel satisfied.
Choice 1 : You should try a new path!
Friendships, Internships!
You made great friends, and they got you a foot in the door in your future work field. They helped you, and you got an internship for your last year in two different countries. Where do you want to go?
Choice 1 : I want to do my internship in Switzerland!
Choice 2 : I want to do my internship in The United States!
A Real Swiss!
You loved the culture and helping people in this country so much that you decided to move and work there until you retired. Once you retired you decided to see the world, but always came back to your dear Switzerland.
Choice 1 : You should try a new path!
San Diego, California!
You worked as a technologist in Radiation Oncology for 5 years, and got a great premium wage! Until a few weeks ago, you got home sick, and missed your friends and family dearly. You came back to Canada, and continued in your field of work at the CHUM in Montreal.
Choice 1 : You should try a new path!
Let's try something else!
You found two other programs at Ahuntsic College that interests you. Which one would you choose?
Choice 1 : I want to study Psychology!
Choice 2 : I want to study Business!
Good Day Mate!
You started to work with kids in Australia and filled a vacant position, but the on-the-job-training got overwhelming since there's a lot of office politics. You came back to what was familiar to you, back in Montreal, and continued to help children.
Choice 1 : You should try a new path!
Help The Mind Of Others!
You decided to study Psychology. After years in University, you decided that you wanted to help kids as a Psychiatrist, but in another country. Which country do you wish to go to?
Choice 1 : I want to work in Australia!
Choice 2 : I want to work at The United Kingdom (in the U.K.)!
Hiya Mate!
You went the country known for their love for tea. Not only did you love their tea, but their country and their culture! Even though your family is in Canada, you decided to move indefinitely to The U.K. and got invaluable memories.
Choice 1 : You should try a new path!
Real Estate!
You loved studying business, and you decided to invest in real estate. Three years in, you owned a lot of buildings, and became a millionaire. You retired at 35, and never regretted changing courses.
Choice 1 : You should try a new path!
English Studies!
You decided to study in Radiation Oncology at Dawson College. During the first semester, you loved your classes, and learned all there is to know about cancers including their symptoms. In the second semester, you found yourself having some unusual behavior, and you realized that some symptoms you have, were exactly the same as you saw in class. Do you wish to consult a doctor or ignore your symptoms?
Choice 1 : It's going to go away, I want to ignore it.
Choice 2 : I want to go see a doctor, it could be something bad!
It's getting worse.
Your symptoms got worse, and you had no choice but to see a doctor. You unfortunately had a tumor, and it was aggressive. You went to surgery to take it out, and went through radiation therapy as well as chemotherapy. Once you got back on your feet, you got too scared to go study in a health related program. So, you found yourself a dead-end job, and lived paycheck by paycheck.
Choice 1 : You should try a new path!
This is serious!
You were so glad you went to talk to a doctor because you had a tumor. Luckily, it was benign, and they took it out fast before it got worse! You continued your studies, and three years later you are working at a hospital here in Montreal. You loved your job, but you started to notice that there was a lot of one sided flirtation from your boss towards you, and it made you uncomfortable. You tried to address this issue, but your boss continues. Should you contact HR, and talk about your boss's sexual harassment or leave it as is?
Choice 1 : I want to ignore my boss.
Choice 2 : I want to talk to HR!
I regret it!
The misconduct of the perpetrator deterred me from going to work. I felt dread every time I thought about work. Other coworkers felt the same as me, but they decided to go to HR, and eventually we had a new boss. I regretted not talking about it earlier, but I was glad someone did.
Choice 1 : You should try a new path!
Denouncing inappropriate behavior at work!
You talked to HR, but your boss had a very important place on the board at the hospital. They did nothing except offered you a compensation for your trouble. Your boss still works at the hospital, but you're not sure if you want to continue to work there. Should you take a leave of absence or take the compensation package?
Choice 1 : I want to take the compensation package.
Choice 2 : I want to take a leave of absence to get away from my boss.
Might as well take it!
Since the HR did not want to act on the matter at hand, you decided to take the compensation package, and look for another hospital to work at. You talked to older friends from college, and they gave you their honest opinions about certain hospitals. You are hesitating between two places. Should you work at The CHUM or at The Jewish Hospital?
Choice 1 : I want to work at The CHUM!
Choice 2 : I want to work at The Jewish Hospital!
Taking some time away.
While you were away from your current job, you decided to look for another job at another hospital. You went to an interview, but you did not get picked, because they were not satisfied when they did a background check. Turns out that a simple mistake from when you were a kid got you denied from a good job with a good wage, and of course without you your harassing boss.
Choice 1 : You should try a new path!
Working at the CHUM!
Working in this hospital did you some good. You felt fulfillment working and helping interns to get a foot in the door for the next years that came your way. You liked to teach them, and gave them thoughtful advice on certain things that they don't teach in books at school.You retired, and soon you will be traveling the world.
Choice 1 : You should try a new path!
Working at The Jewish Hospital!
After all the drama in the past years, you finally felt content with where you are. You loved working at this hospital, and learned all the ropes of the place, all the ins-and-outs. You are chief of the technologist crew, and is planning your retirement.
Choice 1 : You should try a new path!