CT TECH or MRI TECH ️

I'm planning on getting both. When I finish the program, get my year as a Rad Tech

I’m a day one subscriber!

i apply for the rad tech in fall 2024 cant wait

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During the video, you said that you'd leave some statistics to see how short staffed you are. Where can I find it?

Thank you brother for your videos because they are very informative. I once thought about going to be a radiology tech. However, I chose to go into PTA due to work life balance and being able to interact with patients more. I'm still watching your videos so keep them coming.

Hey Juan,I am starting my rad tech school soon but im always stressed out because I used to stutter since i was like 4 years old,when i get stressed out its gets worst.Any tips for me ?

Nice vid bro keep it up 💪💪

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Do you have a video on the chances of getting cancer in the xray field? I decided to set up an appointment to get started in Xray, and my coworker told me I’d be in high risk of cancer and I should choose Nursing.. is this true? Thanks!

Juan! I haven’t started school yet, but I am thinking about it. I previously worked in a stand alone / outpatient facility as a PSR, but we only offered MRI & CT. My question is, would you also need to know how to give IV contrast for X- Ray?

I’m about to get into a program that gives you both in one year

Both X ray and MRI include in Radiography Course ?

So mri gets more money always?

This is a great channel

Thank you so much for your videos man! It does really help give insight and adds on to my research. I am planning to apply to the rad tech program in 2025.

I have a topic or questions for you if you don't have a video on it already. I have a brother in law who is currently in an accelerated MRI school with no rad tech degree. He keeps telling me to just go staight into MRI because they pay more so no need to spend 2 years on a rad tech program. But my logic was that rad tech serves as a foundation which opens up more opportunities in the long term from what I found in my research including your videos. I am also from California so I am not sure if its different here or not.

What are the pros and cons of just going straight to a modality like mri instead of doing rad tech first? What are the differences in job economy or pay?

Thank you! Appreciate you!