Q&A: my experience in my radiologic technology program
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- ✧ hi everyone! today's video is a Q&A about my experience in my radiologic technology program.
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I was just notified last weekend that I've been accepted into my community college's radiography program, so your video/channel couldn't have shown up for me at a better time! Thank you so much for taking the time to break everything down and explain it in as much detail as possible-I really appreciate it as it truly reassures me to have a better idea of what to expect! :)
congratulations, Emma!!! 🤍
@Julia Kristine Thank you so much! I appreciate your kind words!❤️
How has it been?
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Good for you for choosing a community college! I went to a vocational school to get my Associate Degree in Health Services Administration, but within that, I also got my Patient Care Technician & Medical Assistant licenses. This way, I can work the clinical & administrative side, so it was all inclusive.
Regarding whether or not to get a bachelors or higher, I don't see the difference & it's not fair to only want those with higher degrees for a job that will pay the same amount of money as you stated. For a majority of allied health jobs, you do well with a certification but I recommend getting the associate degree if available. The great thing about an associate degree is if you DID want to go somewhere later on, your prerequisites are done, so you can jump into the core classes.
I start my program on August 21st I'm very nervous any tips?
Hey girl! MRI Tech here! I did xray for a year and just finished MR school and I love it! I was so excited to find your channel!
That’s so cool! ☺️ happy to have you here!
how long did it take to get your mri certification?
We're you required to get the cvid vaccine?
I just got accepted to my program, so this is perfect timing. I'm so excited and your videos inspire me!
How is it going? When you say accepted into program, do you mean associates?? Explain please. Sorry if i sound needy, but im in the middle of a mental breakdown and dont know what to do with my life :(
@@ep_aesthetics5917 same
How did it go?
I can’t wait to start my program! It got pushed back a year due to the pandemic. I’m using this extra time to study ahead while working full time. Thanks for the insight! Also, mine is through a community college too: it’s WAY cheaper!! We had to finish prereqs before applying, so I started during my junior year of high school through a different college where I live (the x-ray program community college is out of state). For my program, we also had a point system for entry by GPA, TEAS exam score, another entry test score, a radiology questionnaire, and an in person interview where you also present a 10 min. powerpoint about why you want to go into the field/previous knowledge. Great vid :) 💕
Hi I hope you don’t mind me asking what are prereqs? I’m in my junior year of high school and I’m looking into becoming a radiologist therapist. I don’t know where to start or what are the best programs by where I live.
how did your program go?
I'm a senior in high school and was considering radiology as a major to study at uni❤️Perfect timing 👍
Loved this break down! Every college is different, side note: I’m really feeling that jean jacket girl 🤗😍lol
Thank you for sending the X-ray gang my way as well ✨ we got this but YOU continue to inspire me!
I appreciate you so much!!
Loved this video! I just became an RN and love learning the scope and education of other health care providers! In my final clinical I worked in PACU and absolutely loved our x-ray techs that we frequently needed to call to check placement of chest tubes, NGs, etc. They were always so good with the patients and were lovely to work with. Congrats on being done!!!
Julia, I literally watch your video everu single morning when I'm getting ready to work and school, somehow it gives me positive vibes t'hats why I'm so happy that you upload everyday 😍🙆 keep it up julia! Love your videos!
Thank you for making these videos! I already have a bachelor's degree in communication, and I kind of regret it. I originally went to college for neuroscience, but a rough first semester convinced me to do a complete 180, and now I'm not so sure if switching out of a pre-health professional track was the best decision. Now, I'm debating starting a radiologic technology program, but I don't know much about it. Your videos are helping a lot!
PSYCHOLOGY, BIOLOGY, ENGLISH, SOCIOLOGY, SPEECH, INTRO TO COMPUTERS ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
INTEGRATION & PATIENT CARE.. those are basically the pre-req's for my school then its the X-RAY hands on stuff and then the clinicals i'm in southern California. also community college.
Great video Julia! I like how u treat each patient with that high level of kindness! Just asking a simple question like u do about the weather makes a difference.
Thanks for watching!
We love a professional queen!!
You are one of my productive motivators!! ❤️❤️
Radiology is an awesome field, rad tech or doctor- no matter who you are or want to become. Radiology will love you back :)
Agreed! It’s a great field!
I just passed the registry on june 24th, good luck on yours!! 💕
congratulations!!
Whats up! I been a MRI tech going on 4 years now and love the job. I agree with you there's no really point in getting g a bachelors degrees. You won't get paid more! Anyone thats going to school rite now for radiologic technologist hang in their!
That's so great! I'll be starting to train into MRI here soon
Our program did do interviews but I think they phased those out now so I believe its just a point system/based on GPA now. I worked full time during the program and I got burnt out super quick but it was so worth it! It is time consuming and can get to be a lot if you aren't balancing your time well but I tried not to stress myself out and just study and do what I could with every second I got. loved the video Julia! :)
I’m so excited to watch! I’m only nine seconds in but already commenting cuz I love your content - it’s always so informative! I am waiting for a call for my interview to get into the tech program for jan 2021 and I’m so freaking nervous but ready to get this show on the road! I am hoping I’ll get in! 🤞🏽
Ok now on to actually watching the video! Lol
side note i LOVE this outfit - the jacket, yellow shirt and necklace are everything!
i love u
I needed to hear this today😭 im currently a junior in rad school and girl its so overwhelming right now😭 but your advice inspires me so much, i love your videos❤️❤️
It definitely can be overwhelming, but keep reminding yourself that it's only temporary!!
I just got into the radiography program at my university and your videos are so informational and have me even more excited to start!!
congratulations!!
hey how is your program going?
I love love love your rad tech videos!! Thank you so much! You are always so informative and straightforward about everything! I appreciate you!! ❤
thank you so much!
You have a light that Illuminates eveyone around you
I got a few prerequisites left before I transfer to a 4 year university from community college, love your videos!!
Thank you for this! I’m going into a AAS program that’s specifically designed around MRI. I’m super excited and this is very informative
Also you’ve gotta be a Taurus. Are you a Taurus? Lol
I am
Thanks for the video! Definitely needed that motivation. Starting clinical back up next week after being off since March due to covid & I’m feeling so nervous & overwhelmed since it’s been so long. I need to keep remembering to not be so hard on myself 😓
You will do so great! Don't doubt yourself :)
Yes Julia!! Who else loves her?
ps i also make videos xoxo
I start my 1 semester of Rad Tech in a few weeks! I’m extremely nervous & excited. Thank for you informational videos & Congrats on passing your boards!!!
I just got excepted I should start in January ✨😊
can you stary your 1st sem during fall?
@@JanusS777 I started my prerequisite in Jan. But I can’t start my rad classes till next fall I have an interview process to go through unfortunately
@@ashcosola wait how many prerequisites did u have to take?
@@ashcosola next fall u mean 2022?
Community college is SO MUCH cheaper compared to NDSU. I have no student loans except for my first year as a transfer student at MSUM which is only $14,000 at the moment compared to probably $30,000+. Taking prereqs at a cc is a lot nicer than at a university because you save a shit ton of money. I'm so glad I didn't go to a university for four years.
The unfortunate thing is that some classes don’t transfer!
Julia Kristine yeah I know. Sucks on that half, I just was lucky because I was a liberal arts transfer so everything transferred.
Your videos are so helpful! Thanks, Julia! Wish me luck in getting into this program! Taking Medical Terminology this Fall Semester at CCAC! =)
Good luck!
This is kind of what I'm experiencing! I am doing classes at University but realized it would be faster doing the program at community college.
That's great! Plus, as of right now, rad techs with an A.A.S. vs. B.S. make the same wages too! It's a great field :)
I do not study anything medical, or even know some of the things you said simply because that’s not my profession, but Julia, you’re so sweet and amazing and still love watching these videos☺️🤍
you're so sweet!!
I started watching you as I was finishing up my prerequisites and now I’m a second year! Love your videos I feel like I relate to you so much lol 😅
your hair is gorgeous😍
I'm about to enter my senior year this summer 2022 as a rad tech student and let me tell you im dien to finish becuz i'm having a horrible experience, some techs don't have patience for students and I've been bullied and humiliated just because I learn different and i'm a slow learner ..some techs just throw you on your own and they expect you to know everything and if you don't is a problem I've got in trouble cuz of other techs mistakes and that's not fair ...hopefully i get through this cuz now i have anxiety and depression cuz of this program ..at first i was excited now everything went down hill ..im i going to quit? no ill keep fighting but this is going to be hell until i graduate
Did you finish?
@@sierra1543 yes i did I'm studying for my boards now
I got really lucky I got into a bachelors program with my pre-reqs took me less than a year after I changed my (I changed twice 5th year senior here😩) major! My program used to be a AAS degree so we’re the second class to get a BS we just have to go to clinic the summer after graduation for our specialty!! Every program is different even in our state. I hope to do MRI as mine hopefully. I also like cardiac sonography but in our school it’s another program. I already feel burnt out and I’m just now starting second year😅😅
Love to have found your channel! I am still a student for radiology/radiotherapy and nucleair tech in the Netherlands (four years long). So interesting how it is so different over here! We only have a bachelor version and after getting my diploma I can work at the three different departements (radiology/radiotherapy/nucleair). Those are a few of the differences. I love to see how it is different in all countries. I LOVE our job and I am so passionate about it :). What is the reason you choose for radiology?
That's super interesting! My parents both started in xray and my mom went on to ultrasound and my dad went on to MRI, so imaging is in my family!
40 hours is a ton we only got 8 a semester and then had to make it up if we missed! Great video though, I just passed my ARRT, you will do great based on how motivated you are!
Yes, I know! I didn’t use anywhere near that amount.
Congratulations & thank you!
More than wonderful experience and regards to your second home Thank you
Great video hun 💜
So random but I love your thumbnails haha! 💕
aw thank you!
my hr was over 130 when was taking my cna test.
Thank you for posting this! I'm about to start my prereqs to eventually apply to my community college's radiology program. Anything you'd recommend to make you stand out for the application process (on paper)? Just good grades?
If your program is based solely on grades like mine was, it would be to have as many A’s as possible
I’m a 2nd year DPT student but I love your videos
Thank you!
So cool to see what other health care workers besides doctors and nurses do in the hospital, thanks for sharing!
I’m looking into this
AHHH! I'm getting ready to take my ARRT test
How'd it go?
To have to do soo much work and not get paid that much is discouraging. You have to really love what you do for that to not be an issue.
Lots of professions are that way, unfortunately. But if you were to ever want to advance in your career in radiology, they always say “money is in the modalities”
Hi Julia. Thank you very much for these helpful videos! I’m starting my rad tech program this September. Do you think it’s a good idea to start studying A&P and Med Term early before I start? Thanks 😊
Absolutely! My program relied heavily on A&P and med term. Knowing terms such as supine, prone, anterior, posterior, distal, proximal, lateral, medial, inferior, superior, cranial, caudal, oblique, sagittal, coronal, axial, etc. will be super helpful!
Hi! I was thinking of going into radiology, but I have a really weak stomach. Would this affect my experience and/or work?
More than likely - you see a lot of blood, broken extremities, surgeries, traumas
hi julia
im rene from Phillipines
im a Radiologic Technogist and Application Specialis as well
Hey girl! Me again haha! I started clinical last week! Today was my second day! How do I know if I’m doing good?! My preceptor, and I are definitely on good terms..we laugh together and she doesn’t make me feel like a bother for the lack of better words haha she told me I can do chest by myself next time we get one (you know that’s the first you learn and abdomen) and then she shows me the rest of whatever walks in! She definitely likes that I read ahead to know landmarks / angles .. ect- but basically- as a second day student it’s “ok” to not do much besides assisting- cleaning still right? Some of my friends said they are doing so many x rays (in hospitals very busy) I’m in a outpatient that’s not so busy. So I just wanna be sure I’m doing well! Haha
Sounds like you're doing great!! Honestly clinical is full of ups and downs, highs and lows - but that's what comes with learning something brand new!
Absolutely! You can only do what you can with the exams you're given, and hopefully you'll get to a site that will be busier so you can gain those experiences too!
@@JuliaKristine thank you girl! You, and your videos always make me feel so prepared!!! Also, congratulations x100 on your full time/benefits position! ♥️
@@brenavarra3685 That means the world me! Thank you so so much 🖤
Informative, thank you.
Thanks for the info!
Thanks for taking the time to watch!
Yeah rad tech, sonography, radiation therapy and nuclear med all have the same pre reqs in my state. Physics is required. Its gonna take me 5 years to get my bachelors due to the pre reqs being 2 and 1/2 year and a gap until the next application period.
That’s how it would have been for mine too due to the fact they only offer certain classes in certain semesters!
Gud evening... I have a problem with our sirona xray machine. Our machine can take a panoramic radiography but i can't change the program to other transaction. The machine hang and restart and back to panoramic(P1). What should be the possible problem of our machine?
Would this career field be good for someone that enjoys physics? I enjoy physics but I’m not sure if I want to major in it because of the job prospects. Would this be a good alternative for someone that likes physics and has a basic understanding of Anatomy and Physiology?
I love your hair color by the way.
You should look into being a Medical Physicist!
Thanksss! I would like to study X Ray
Great job on your video. I have not viewed your 1 year video yet but I intend to.
I am affiliated with an AAS radiography program and would like to, with your permission (and our institution's IT approval) put a link to your video on our website in our application information. We convey this information to the students in an orientation prior to their acceptance, and we allow them to question current students in the program without faculty present, but perhaps the experience related by a recent graduate from a similar program of the same type will help them to understand how intensive the 2 years really is.
Goodluck in your exams!
I definitely need to work on my physics😣, do you have a particular book or website that helps?
Rad Tech Boot Camp, for sure!
@@JuliaKristine Thank You!
After the covid break I got so rusty and I’ve messed up more than I ever did before it’s been so stressful but I’m getting better. I was never one to mix up L and R😰
I bet quarantine was hard!!! It will get better though!
I’m starting clinical up again next week after not going back since March & im so scared to mess up so much since it’s been so long!😩
I'm so scared to see broken bones and people in horrible pain. I start the program next year but just thinking about seeing that kinda stuff makes me nauseous. I want to end up in an outpatient clinic but for clinicals I know I'm gonna have to go in the OR sometimes. Im terrified
You’ll likely see quite a bit of that - especially if you’re at a high trauma level emergency department
am new here and this helped a ton, thank you
Hi! I’m currently taking pre-reqs for rad tech. I was wondering what else you did other than taking the pre-requisite courses? Did you volunteer at hospitals or had a job at one prior to getting into the program?
hi! I didn't feel it was necessary to take classes that weren't pertinent toward my major, so I worked as a gymnastics coach.
I have a question for anyone in this field. I'd like to transition into a healthier career that involves lots of specialized skills but also a fair bit of physical work in a clean environment and I hear rad tech might fit the bill. How much standing, walking and moving about in a hospital setting do rad tech do in a typical shift? What about other physical duties such as setting up imaging equipment and helping to move patients physically (covid safely of course)?
I used to get 10,000-12,000 steps per day when I worked at the hospital. If you work in a hospital - you’ll have to stand in surgery wearing a lead apron for multiple hours at a time. Lots of walking with portable exams. Lots of potential to have to slide patients from the ER. The equipment itself doesn’t require much physical labor though
If you have a week stomach. Is the x-ray program still doable
Rad techs respond to traumas - motor vehicle accidents, gun shot wounds, falls, etc. We also go into surgery on a daily basis to run a portable X-ray unit called a C-arm, so you can see some pretty gruesome things daily
Hello! I'm planning to apply to a rad tech program next year but I'm wondering if there is any blood or needles involved? Do radiographers have to use needles to insert IVs or catheters and such?
yes you’ll see blood and needles. Programs are required for the ARRT exam to cover venipuncture, but we used a fake arm to practice.
The only time I’ve ever experienced starting an IV was for an exam called an IVP/IVU (most large hospitals have a nurse start the IVs though)
Did you every give your clinical instructor/ Techs at the site an end of semester gift? I’m not sure if that’s common but apparently we do that at my school but I’m not sure what to do 😅
Sadly I wasn't able to! I graduated in May of 2020 so everything was shut down :( we went on spring break thinking we would go back to clinical, but that ended up being the end of my program! I didn't get to say goodbye to any of my classmates, techs at clinical, or my instructors and we didn't get to walk at graduation. It was a bummer!
Although Colonoscopies have greatly replaced Barium Enemas (aka BE's), how Nervous or Embarrassed were you when having to "Tip" and Administer your first BE? Was the patient OK (cooperative, embarrassed...etc) with you being just a Student at the time??
I wasn't nervous nor embarrassed - it's just an exam!
The techs typically will put their hand over yours and help guide you the first time tipping lol
@@JuliaKristine Thanks for the reply. It just sure sounds Em-Bare-Assing though ..especially since most techs are Girls and that's who a guy patient can expect!! ...and after the "tipping" comes all that "Flipping"!...Sigh!
Thanks for the video! Based on your experience, which year of the program would you say was more challenging?
The first year, hands down
Why do you think the first yr was the hardest? Im starting my program in August 😳
You are amazing and cute! 💗
Not now. But in the future 2-3 years do you have any plans to study bachelor's. Do u have any plans to work abroad . If yes which country?
No & no!
I am starting school this fall, do you suggest studying anything in order to prepare yourself for the classes?
Congratulations! I’d recommend familiarizing yourself with positional terms! Medial, lateral, distal, proximal, anterior, posterior, coronal, axial, transverse, etc. Maybe refresh on anatomy prefixes and suffixes too!
i'm getting a bachelor's degree in neuroscience at a major university right now and i'm worried i won't be able to become an mri technologist easily because of it :') they don't have an undergraduate radiology program/major i could switch into :(
I believe you have to have a background in Radiology to sit for MRI boards - I could be wrong though. You could always try a LMRT program?
I know you said physics didn’t click till recently but how’d you study for it? It’s my hardest subject😅. -Louisiana radtech student 🤍
Rad tech boot camp!! Their videos put it in a way that makes sense to me!
Where is rad tech boot camp? Is that on TH-cam or an app?
Paulina Torr Neither - it’s a website
Hello Julia
If you could choose between sonography and rad tech, which would u recommend? Based on the pros and cons
I'm a rad tech, not a sonographer ☺️ so sadly I don't have any knowledge of the pros and cons of being in the actual field of sonography!
Success for you
Is sonography apart of radiology, or does it cover sonography at all? I’m thinking about applying for a radiology tech program.
It’s a part of the radiology (imaging) department, but most Rad tech programs are only general xray. You would have to apply for a sonography program!
@@JuliaKristine thank you!
12:58 Beautiful hair
Julia 💕
Do you need you basics done to start school like at Kaplan or something similar
I don’t know what Kaplan is so I’m not sure the answer to your question
Hello! I am a 1st year radtech student.
Why did you choose Radiologic Technology?😊
Both of my parents work in the field of radiology and I knew I enjoyed patient interaction!
@@JuliaKristine thankyou!
Hi, How often do you encounter blood or needles? asking for someone who doesn't do the best with blood lol
You’re going to see that daily! You likely won’t be administering the needles but you have to prepare them for the Radiologist during fluoroscopy studies
i am from india
the video is usefull
thanku
I’m looking at applying to this 6 semester rad tech program at a CC. Tuition is 40k but includes books, drug screening, cpr training, & background checks. From your experience & opinion with looking & applying to rad tech schools, Is this pretty reasonable?
My schooling for my program was probably 3 times less than that! I feel like that’s a lot for a community college
Did you have to complete a CNA for your program?
No I didn’t!
Is this program doable while holding a full time night shift job?
Honestly I don’t feel like it would be! My program had clinical Monday, Wednesday, Friday and classes on the off days. The workload for studying got pretty heavy at times!
@@JuliaKristine I'm a non clinical staff now at a hospital and there are a lot of downtime, figured I'd do the studying there and do some unofficial shadowing some nights. The clinical as you mentioned though, don't think I'd be able to make it at the sight on time if I get off at 0600. Thank you for the info.
Is there a lot of physics and math in the program?
Somewhat! It's all cumulative, so once you learn the basics in Radiation Physics, the remaining classes will use what you learned in that class. Hope that makes sense!
doctor: “you have 24 minutes and 59 seconds left to live”
me:
Does anyone know if there is a risk of radiation exposure?
The risk was a lot greater many years ago (1950s-1980s) due to the higher dose that was required to image. Our imaging equipment today is far more advanced and requires much less radiation to achieve an optimal image.
However, to answer your question - you're going to be around radiation every day in x-ray, CT, interventional radiography, and mammography because those modalities all use radiation to achieve the images. But to ease your mind a bit, you will be protected behind a lead-lined booth during exposure. If you must be directly in the room, you are required to wear a lead apron and thyroid collar. Rad Techs also wear a monitor called a dosimeter that keeps track of any potential radiation exposure you may have, and it cannot exceed the guidelines of 5 rem set by the NCRP. I don't personally know a single person that has exceeded that in a quarter!
Also, to mention some other professions: surgeons, physician's assistants, surgical techs, anesthesiologists, nurses, etc. are exposed to radiation on a daily basis in their daily work.
To note, there is natural radiation all around us constantly. Lots of other occupations get radiation exposure, too! (For example, flight attendants). This article has some helpful points (although they call us technicians, which is incorrect haha!) www.everydayhealth.com/pictures/radioactive-jobs-and-their-cancer-risks/
@@JuliaKristine thank you so much!!
What Collge did you go to
Can you study this online ?
I doubt it being that the ARRT requires clinical experience, but I'm not 100% sure
is there a lot of math involved? is it hard? and is there a lot of physics in the actual job? i’m terrified of those two subjects so i’m still trying to decide if this is right for me :/
In the program, yes there is a lot of math and physics. In daily practice, no. It's important that you have a good understanding of these concepts though in order to acquire the best images possible and to proper expose your patients
@@JuliaKristine thanks sm!
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Cute 😘
Can you do a regular associate's degree in health science and then apply to the program later on?
I wouldn’t do that just for the fact it’s a ton of extra classes and tuition to get a completely separate degree. Is there a reasoning you’re wanting to pursue that path?
Most Radiology program applications tend to be based on GPA and the grades you have in the prerequisite classes, and some may have an interview process. After going through the program, at graduation you will have an AAS degree (unless you were to apply to a bachelor’s program), so the extra health science degree wouldn’t be necessary to work as a Rad Tech
@@JuliaKristine I always have an interest in the medical field and want to be somewhere in the Med field. Besides, I'm visual learning and I think this is a good way to start.
I already have some science course (Used to be a Bio major with a minor in Chem)
Looking for a tutor for the didactic part of a program. Any advice for online an tutor?
RadTechBootCamp!
Do radiology technicians really not get paid very well?
It's actually radiologic technologist, not technician.
Salary is very subjective. I personally am happy with my pay. If you're curious about starting wages, Google "rad tech salary" for your state.
Julia Kristine awesome, thanks for the quick reply