ruclips.net/video/GC86p5FDmUg/видео.html #mri #radiologictechnologist #live #radiology We are going live February 28th 2021 at 10am pst . Talking about how we became MRI techs, what school we went to, how much you could make, student tips, technologist advice and more!
What’s up bro! Thanks for the video, I’ve been tuning in to your channel for a few weeks now here and there whenever I can. Thanks for all the info you’ve been dishing out! I’m in my 4th week of an 18 month MRI program at CNI college in Santa Ana s d hearing you speak about the field has me constantly motivated! I’m sure I’ll have some questions soon but just wanted to say big ups for all the info!
+Dj Details thanks for reaching out! I appreciate that! That's dope that I can motivate you! I definitely could of used that on my journey to be a tech. It was tough but way worth it! Your gonna love the job. Yeh anytime you need help or questions . I got you. Chances are I've been threw most things you will go threw! If you can , join us this Sunday 2/28 at 10am pst we are doing a live stream! ruclips.net/video/GC86p5FDmUg/видео.html
MRI man! I appreciate and acknowledge all your videos thank you for all that you do! I’m 23 years young looking into starting Cardiovascular Sonography in July or MRI school in October. I understand pay isn’t everything, but obviously we don’t work for charity purposes but to make a living instead while loving what we do. Both careers pay relatively about the same here in California but I believe sonography paying a bit more. I don’t mind working with clients at all, I’m just indecisive on what to pursue.
Thank you for your kind words! Choosing between Cardiovascular Sonography and MRI can be a tough decision, but here are some factors to consider: Job responsibilities: Cardiovascular Sonographers use ultrasound equipment to produce images of the heart and blood vessels to aid in the diagnosis and treatment of various cardiac conditions. MRI Technologists, on the other hand, use magnetic fields and radio waves to produce images of various body parts and organs to aid in the diagnosis of various medical conditions. Consider which type of job responsibilities and patient population you may prefer to work with. Work environment: Cardiovascular Sonographers often work in hospitals, clinics, or private practices, while MRI Technologists may work in hospitals, diagnostic imaging centers, or mobile imaging services. Consider which work environment you may prefer. Job outlook: Both careers are expected to experience growth in job opportunities, but the demand for Cardiovascular Sonographers is expected to grow slightly faster than that of MRI Technologists. Consider which field may have more opportunities available in your area. Salary: While salary should not be the sole factor in your decision, it is important to consider your earning potential. As you mentioned, Cardiovascular Sonographers tend to earn slightly more than MRI Technologists in California. Ultimately, it is important to weigh all of these factors and consider which career path aligns best with your personal interests, skills, and career goals. You can also consider speaking with professionals in each field and shadowing or volunteering to gain a better understanding of the day-to-day responsibilities of each job. Good luck with your decision
Do you use math to calculate for patient injections or is it already calculated? Do you have to lift heavy items? I am a CNA with a hurt back (osteoarthritis which means working is basically over for me and my lumbar region is bone on bone and twisted - disabled) and cannot lift heavy things. I want to try to do this job before the my bones deteriorate and I am in a wheelchair. Give it to me straight, bro. If it requires moving heavy machines then I may as well not try to get in this field.
If I dont get accepted into xray school next year, I would then have to wait till 2024. If that does happen, should I apply for the phlebotomy program next year? Would that be an advantage over other students who apply in the 2024 xray program?
+patriotnv786 Phlebotomy is a great way to get your foot in the door to a hospital. Yes it will make your resume look good. I was actually a Phlebotomist for 5 years before becoming a MRI tech. Have you ever considered going to a private school For xray? They would take you in rite away and you could be making money faster. Just a thought. It cost more but you having to wait until 2024 is a while and time is money. You could be done sooner if you went to a private school. Just a thought.
@@MRIMan I haven't looked into private schools actually so I will definitely do that and I agree that if I have to wait 2 years, that would be a waste. Thanks for your reply!
Thank you for all your videos...is it hard when you have kids and a house to maintain. I haven't even started my classes yet and my heads are sweating and afraid. Was MRI school hard? for you> was it hard to maintain a 3.00 GPA ? What were the hardest subjects for you? Thank you God bless
Hi yes the journey was tough! But I was tired of struggling and wanted to make my life and family's life better! I was determined to do whatever it took to pass and get my license. Long nights and pretty much cutting off everyone soo I could focus and study! Physics was definitely the most challenging
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We are going live February 28th 2021 at 10am pst . Talking about how we became MRI techs, what school we went to, how much you could make, student tips, technologist advice and more!
I’m at Casa Loma now! Thanks for your info.
What’s up bro! Thanks for the video, I’ve been tuning in to your channel for a few weeks now here and there whenever I can. Thanks for all the info you’ve been dishing out! I’m in my 4th week of an 18 month MRI program at CNI college in Santa Ana s d hearing you speak about the field has me constantly motivated! I’m sure I’ll have some questions soon but just wanted to say big ups for all the info!
+Dj Details thanks for reaching out! I appreciate that! That's dope that I can motivate you! I definitely could of used that on my journey to be a tech. It was tough but way worth it! Your gonna love the job. Yeh anytime you need help or questions . I got you. Chances are I've been threw most things you will go threw! If you can , join us this Sunday 2/28 at 10am pst we are doing a live stream!
ruclips.net/video/GC86p5FDmUg/видео.html
MRI man! I appreciate and acknowledge all your videos thank you for all that you do! I’m 23 years young looking into starting Cardiovascular Sonography in July or MRI school in October. I understand pay isn’t everything, but obviously we don’t work for charity purposes but to make a living instead while loving what we do. Both careers pay relatively about the same here in California but I believe sonography paying a bit more. I don’t mind working with clients at all, I’m just indecisive on what to pursue.
Thank you for your kind words! Choosing between Cardiovascular Sonography and MRI can be a tough decision, but here are some factors to consider:
Job responsibilities: Cardiovascular Sonographers use ultrasound equipment to produce images of the heart and blood vessels to aid in the diagnosis and treatment of various cardiac conditions. MRI Technologists, on the other hand, use magnetic fields and radio waves to produce images of various body parts and organs to aid in the diagnosis of various medical conditions. Consider which type of job responsibilities and patient population you may prefer to work with.
Work environment: Cardiovascular Sonographers often work in hospitals, clinics, or private practices, while MRI Technologists may work in hospitals, diagnostic imaging centers, or mobile imaging services. Consider which work environment you may prefer.
Job outlook: Both careers are expected to experience growth in job opportunities, but the demand for Cardiovascular Sonographers is expected to grow slightly faster than that of MRI Technologists. Consider which field may have more opportunities available in your area.
Salary: While salary should not be the sole factor in your decision, it is important to consider your earning potential. As you mentioned, Cardiovascular Sonographers tend to earn slightly more than MRI Technologists in California.
Ultimately, it is important to weigh all of these factors and consider which career path aligns best with your personal interests, skills, and career goals. You can also consider speaking with professionals in each field and shadowing or volunteering to gain a better understanding of the day-to-day responsibilities of each job. Good luck with your decision
@@MRIMan thank you a ton bro, I’ll be doing MRI this October, appreciate you homie.
I just went today to casa Loma college for mri and got all the information, excited to start!
Nice congrats! that's awesome
Love this! Super helpful.
+Elise Salazar thank you!!! eybwe are gonna do a live stream this Sunday at 10am pst join us !
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I’m horrible at anatomy. I hate axial view and identifying anatomy 😫😫😫 I gotta study. Cliniclas beginning next month.
Yeh try to look at pictures everyday , little by little. You seem the same things over and over , eventually it becomes natural
Its the sagittal view for me
Ik im gonna be making hella mistakes during clinicals or get yelled with no money, but know that's all part of a process to make us future rad techs.
+lony walnut yeh just stay humble and work hard . They will like your huslte and eagerness to learn.!
Clinics and no money....it was a
S-show for me at certain times. Luckily I had some good teachers
Do you use math to calculate for patient injections or is it already calculated? Do you have to lift heavy items? I am a CNA with a hurt back (osteoarthritis which means working is basically over for me and my lumbar region is bone on bone and twisted - disabled) and cannot lift heavy things. I want to try to do this job before the my bones deteriorate and I am in a wheelchair. Give it to me straight, bro. If it requires moving heavy machines then I may as well not try to get in this field.
I also live in the LA County! I was wondering why did you chose Casa Loma over schools like CBD and Concorde?
Casa loma had good vibes . I also worked down the street, lived like 20min away and they had a Saturday program.
If I dont get accepted into xray school next year, I would then have to wait till 2024. If that does happen, should I apply for the phlebotomy program next year? Would that be an advantage over other students who apply in the 2024 xray program?
+patriotnv786 Phlebotomy is a great way to get your foot in the door to a hospital. Yes it will make your resume look good. I was actually a Phlebotomist for 5 years before becoming a MRI tech. Have you ever considered going to a private school For xray? They would take you in rite away and you could be making money faster. Just a thought. It cost more but you having to wait until 2024 is a while and time is money. You could be done sooner if you went to a private school. Just a thought.
@@MRIMan I haven't looked into private schools actually so I will definitely do that and I agree that if I have to wait 2 years, that would be a waste. Thanks for your reply!
AHA has some positions where they train you to become a certified phlebotomist free.
Can you work after you finish Mri school? Or do you need to do additional externship on top of clinical? Curious im hearing different things 🤔
+India Cunningham after clinical and graduation you are ready to work!
@@MRIMan Oh ok thanks. I accepted a seat for xray program at my college instead of Mri I hope I made good decision.
@@indiacunningham5330 where are you going to school?
Thank you for all your videos...is it hard when you have kids and a house to maintain. I haven't even started my classes yet and my heads are sweating and afraid. Was MRI school hard? for you> was it hard to maintain a 3.00 GPA ? What were the hardest subjects for you? Thank you God bless
Hi yes the journey was tough! But I was tired of struggling and wanted to make my life and family's life better! I was determined to do whatever it took to pass and get my license. Long nights and pretty much cutting off everyone soo I could focus and study! Physics was definitely the most challenging
Do you have to do X-RAY first to be able to go into MRI? Or can you just go straight to MRI school
You can go straight to MRI school.
Hey question, did you find the entrance exams to be difficult or were they like a normal test I’m asking for a friend who hates math 🥴
My math is terrible. It's really not that bad. Also if you fail, you can take it again.
@@MRIMan Thank you!!!
Van nuys aye ! Im in Pacoima 818 😎
I lived in Pacoima for many years! Van'nuys and glenoaks! 818!
what did you decide to do about your side gig
+Brian Houston I ended up quitting my side husltes but sometimes miss them. It was fun!
what did you major in college for this career im seeing alot but i don’t know
Science!