Time stamps 0:00 Intro 0:42 Top 3 premed choices 0:52 Reason for choosing premed 1:27 Background of the course 2:25 Impression about the course 2:57 What they usually do? 4:32 Advantages/Disadvantages 5:07 Basic Clinical Subjects 5:34 Timeline 6:08 Should they take a gap year? 6:33 Career opportunities 6:58 Is it the best pre-med? 7:29 Message 8:50 Nakakabaog ba ang rad tech?
“When you want something, all the universe conspire in helping you achieve it. With the right effort and enough determination, I’m sure you’d be able to conquer what you wanna conquer.” -dokRobert I love this episode dok!😍 1st year BS RadTech here from GenSan🙋🏻♀️👋
Well actually in new curriculum radtech already offers Pharmacology and Chem and radtech majors are also very good at Pathology and Physiology not just in Anatomy even my friends who studies in diff course they ask me more about Patho and Ana Phy and now with this new curriculum na meron ng chem and pharm mas magiging maganda na pang pre med ang Radtech Phramacology, pharmacokinetics, Pharmacodynamics and RadiPharma and as what I have hear lang not sure pa pero they are planning to add Kines sa Radtech as a pre req for Positioning.
hello ate this vid of yours really helps me a lot of chosing radtech as my premed course in the future (puhon) in gods will im currently a grade 11 student now, hoping that you will be uploading more vids about this as a premed course
Hi Mady! I’m sorry for the late response. I thought I sent my reply already but now I noticed it wasn’t. Thank you so much for your kind message. It really makes me happy that my videos were of help. 🤎 Unfortunately, I already stopped this series as I’m very busy rn and it’s impossible to do a video like this kasi it will take time. But you can check the playlist! I interviewed another rad tech student for this. Hope it helps 😊
In the med school, you can pick your choice like i want to pick radiology because i want to be a radiologist? And BS RT is a good pre-med for Radiology?
Hi! I’m not sure if I understood your question correctly and I’ve been thinking a lot about my response. But here in ph, once you finish med school, and you get to pass the boards, you can choose whatever residency you’d like. That includes radiology of course. That’s 4 years of training. Also, if you’re thinking about taking Radiologic technology as premed, my guests who took up rad tech as pre-med are still in med school and are still surviving so I guess that gives a hint about the course. :)
Hello po dok, thank you po sa paggawa ng ganitong video about radtech I hope po I can see more videos about this course to enlighten my personal interest in it. High school palang po ako at gusto ko po talaga ito ang kunin ko at sana maging ganap din akong M. D
Hi, Kathleen! Thank you for your kind comment! Nakakataba ng puso pag ganito. Hope I helped you enough 😊 I pray you reach your goal someday! Goodluck future RT/MD! ✊🏻
Hello, Lanz! I don’t think I can answer this question kasi I’m not a rad tech. 😅 I don’t know their work situations and I never got to experience it firsthand so I can’t tell. But I do know majority ng rad techs na grumaduate ay nag t-trabaho sa hospitals for years and then meron din iba na nag abroad after getting the minimum years of experience needed. If you have more questions about this course, just tell me and I’ll introduce you to one of our speakers so they can help you. :)
Hello! I just want to know if Rad Techs have to deal with blood or injections? I have severe blood and injection phobia but I want to work in the medical field so bad🥺 Sana mapansin yung question ko🙏🏻
Hi Jellian! Rad techs don’t draw blood like med techs but I do think they deal with injections. Some imaging would require contrast media like CT and MRI. May mga instances kasi na kailangan i administer ang contrast intravenously so rad techs are trained to use the syringe. Also, you might encounter situations sa work field mo na you have to do urgent imaging with a trauma patient (but it depends on where you’ll work soon kasi may iba-iba ding options ang rad tech after graduating), so baka you’ll get to see blood din.
Yes we do especially sa Interventional Radiology and Catheter Lab, CT and MRI even some Ultrasound kaya meron kaming subject in Venipuncture na cluster 5 yan sa board exam part of Radiologic Science
Hi, MC! I don’t know if this applies to everyone but some medical students (especially bisaya) call each other “dokie”, thus the “dok”. I’m not sure if I’m explaining it right but I often use it to address a fellow medical student (who I’m not very close with yet or maybe someone who’s older than me) in a friendly and respectful way. Sorry for the confusion. :)
Time stamps
0:00 Intro
0:42 Top 3 premed choices
0:52 Reason for choosing premed
1:27 Background of the course
2:25 Impression about the course
2:57 What they usually do?
4:32 Advantages/Disadvantages
5:07 Basic Clinical Subjects
5:34 Timeline
6:08 Should they take a gap year?
6:33 Career opportunities
6:58 Is it the best pre-med?
7:29 Message
8:50 Nakakabaog ba ang rad tech?
“When you want something, all the universe conspire in helping you achieve it. With the right effort and enough determination, I’m sure you’d be able to conquer what you wanna conquer.” -dokRobert
I love this episode dok!😍 1st year BS RadTech here from GenSan🙋🏻♀️👋
Thank you! Hope you got inspired by doc Rob’s message. Good luck in your studies! You can do it. Fighting! 💪✨
Well actually in new curriculum radtech already offers Pharmacology and Chem and radtech majors are also very good at Pathology and Physiology not just in Anatomy even my friends who studies in diff course they ask me more about Patho and Ana Phy and now with this new curriculum na meron ng chem and pharm mas magiging maganda na pang pre med ang Radtech Phramacology, pharmacokinetics, Pharmacodynamics and RadiPharma and as what I have hear lang not sure pa pero they are planning to add Kines sa Radtech as a pre req for Positioning.
*heard
can rad techs avoid being in an interventional radiology and catheter lab? Or is it really a part of the job of ALL rad techs?
I needed to hear this so much😭😭💕
Hope it helped!
Thank you for this another vlog of Radtech dokie it really helps me to have an idea again why I should pursue my radtech as pre-med.✨ 💛
You’re welcome! God bless on your journey, Annie! 💖
hello ate this vid of yours really helps me a lot of chosing radtech as my premed course in the future (puhon) in gods will im currently a grade 11 student now, hoping that you will be uploading more vids about this as a premed course
Hi Mady! I’m sorry for the late response. I thought I sent my reply already but now I noticed it wasn’t. Thank you so much for your kind message. It really makes me happy that my videos were of help. 🤎 Unfortunately, I already stopped this series as I’m very busy rn and it’s impossible to do a video like this kasi it will take time. But you can check the playlist! I interviewed another rad tech student for this. Hope it helps 😊
In the med school, you can pick your choice like i want to pick radiology because i want to be a radiologist? And BS RT is a good pre-med for Radiology?
Hi! I’m not sure if I understood your question correctly and I’ve been thinking a lot about my response. But here in ph, once you finish med school, and you get to pass the boards, you can choose whatever residency you’d like. That includes radiology of course. That’s 4 years of training. Also, if you’re thinking about taking Radiologic technology as premed, my guests who took up rad tech as pre-med are still in med school and are still surviving so I guess that gives a hint about the course. :)
@@nori.noodle thank you for the response♥️
Thank you for asking this question. I've always been thinking about this. And thank you doc for the answer.
Respiratory therapist naman po
Thank you so muuuuuuch
You’re welcome! Hope it helped 😊
Hello po dok, thank you po sa paggawa ng ganitong video about radtech I hope po I can see more videos about this course to enlighten my personal interest in it. High school palang po ako at gusto ko po talaga ito ang kunin ko at sana maging ganap din akong M. D
Hi, Kathleen! Thank you for your kind comment! Nakakataba ng puso pag ganito. Hope I helped you enough 😊 I pray you reach your goal someday! Goodluck future RT/MD! ✊🏻
@@nori.noodle thank you din po 😊😊😊
Hi ate, may i ask po kung isa ang radiologic technology sa pinaka stable na jobs?
Hello, Lanz! I don’t think I can answer this question kasi I’m not a rad tech. 😅 I don’t know their work situations and I never got to experience it firsthand so I can’t tell. But I do know majority ng rad techs na grumaduate ay nag t-trabaho sa hospitals for years and then meron din iba na nag abroad after getting the minimum years of experience needed. If you have more questions about this course, just tell me and I’ll introduce you to one of our speakers so they can help you. :)
Hello! I just want to know if Rad Techs have to deal with blood or injections? I have severe blood and injection phobia but I want to work in the medical field so bad🥺
Sana mapansin yung question ko🙏🏻
Hi Jellian! Rad techs don’t draw blood like med techs but I do think they deal with injections. Some imaging would require contrast media like CT and MRI. May mga instances kasi na kailangan i administer ang contrast intravenously so rad techs are trained to use the syringe. Also, you might encounter situations sa work field mo na you have to do urgent imaging with a trauma patient (but it depends on where you’ll work soon kasi may iba-iba ding options ang rad tech after graduating), so baka you’ll get to see blood din.
Yes we do especially sa Interventional Radiology and Catheter Lab, CT and MRI even some Ultrasound kaya meron kaming subject in Venipuncture na cluster 5 yan sa board exam part of Radiologic Science
@@damarfernandez2505can rad techs avoid being in an interventional radiology and catheter lab? Or is it really a part of the job of ALL rad techs?
Why are you calling him “doc/doctor” when he’s just a first year medical student and not an actual doctor yet?
Hi, MC! I don’t know if this applies to everyone but some medical students (especially bisaya) call each other “dokie”, thus the “dok”. I’m not sure if I’m explaining it right but I often use it to address a fellow medical student (who I’m not very close with yet or maybe someone who’s older than me) in a friendly and respectful way. Sorry for the confusion. :)
Hello po keep safe po.
Thank you po! Stay safe din po! :)
doc rob lodiiii haha