Personal Statement: A Career As A Radiologist

My mother always reminded me how education is the most important tool which I can use to improve myself and my community. After obtaining my undergraduate degree in geography in the late nineties, I later moved to the United States a year later to peruse a master degree in computer sciences. After arriving in the US, I learned that life was not as easy as I thought. I could not afford the tuition, paying my bills and taking care of my family. I later dropped out of school to work some low paying jobs in order to save money to continue my education. After several years of contemplating what to study, I enrolled in a community college to continue my education in radiologic technology.

When I think of medicine I think of diversity. The medical field contains a multiplicity of individuals, culture, and exchange; exposure to the Guatemalan culture offers a plethora of experience that allows me to build on personal growth, educational enhancements, and the opportunity to make a difference. The availability of this program through the Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine is a blessing as well as a prayer answered for the prospect to experience the world beyond the borders of the United Stares.

Sonographers are the ones that work in the hospital, physicians offices, imaging clinics, medical and diagnostic laboratories. Sonographers can be called ultrasound technicians and diagnostic medical sonographers. The field of ultrasound has many different specialties such as cardiac, OB/GYN, ophthalmic, vascular, abdominal, breast, interventional, and etc(how to). Sonographers use ultrasound, high-frequency sound waves to produce images of the body's internal tissue. They use a machine called a sonographic scanner to create the image of internal organs, soft tissues, and blood vessels. Sonography can be a wide spectrum depending on the conditions that the patients might have including heart disease, cancer, and pregnancy.

I’m a current surgical technologist student at Robert Morris University and I’m also pursuing my bachelors degree while in the surgical technology program. I have taken many science classes that have prepared me for the program and have completed two quarters of surgical technologist classes and labs.

Hi, I'm Grace Grothe, I'm a junior at Danville High School, and I live in Danville, Iowa. I currently work at Dairy Queen in Burlington. I am the youngest of three kids, but I am the only one living with my parents currently because my brother is married, and my sister currently goes to the U of I. My sister and I barrel race throughout the summer, and we have had horses in the family my whole life. After high school I plan on going to college at the U of I like my sister, and I would like to go into dentistry. I am in three sports, which include basketball, volleyball, and track, so I spend most of my school year in the gym, or on the track.

Physician Assistant A physician assistant work in all areas of medicine. They also help with surgeries. I was stuck between this career and being a paramedic.

My topic that I am researching is a Radiology Technician. Basically, their job is to help Physicians take x-rays and to help them out with the readings. They also perform cat scans, ultrasounds, and radiation therapy. This article informs the reader of the job duties and occupational specialties. It tells them what they need to be able to do, such as noticing detail and clearly communicating. It also provides them with educational and preparation opportunities. The training is provided and the work environment is in mainly hospitals or, if you are in combat, a mobile field hospital (#10). They need to be physically ready, able and willing to perform their duties. They have to be very alert and vigilant in trying to study and notice the

To me this program thought me many lesson above and beyond, challenges my knowledge skills, and developed my thinking globally. My experience in the program will be a life learn lesson because I never gave up no matter how tough it was sometimes. Because I always remember life is a journey that I walk through every day. Not so many people get such

One would think that making the decision to attend college would be simple, but for myself this was not the case. I already had a career working for the Federal Emergency Management Agency. As a result, I was able to travel and live in numerous cities that I may not have been able to visit otherwise. Consequently, the past ten years of my life had been spent moving from one mission assignment to another, changing planes, living in hotels and missing countless Christmas and Thanksgiving celebrations. These factors made my decision to come back to college much easier. My new mission is to receive a degree in Radiology Technology.

Travis Adams, I am 17 and a senior at Palm Desert High School.The subject that i’m interested in the uttermost in school is government since we are able to present our views on politics. The community identifies myself as a cheerful and energetic person and people genuinely appreciate being around me. Since I was 6 I’ve been playing baseball and football, I am grateful for being able accomplish. In the future, my arrangements on furthering my education will be attending Sacramento State on a baseball scholarship. The course that I will be studying is kinesiology to become an athletic trainer when I’m done with my baseball

Hi I am Jubin and I have known Sai since I was a young boy. I am originally from India, but migrated to Australia with my parents when I was two years old. I moved frequently during my childhood and spent most of my time growing up in rural Australia. Despite my nomadic life, I always maintained a connection to the Sai Organisation. Later settling down with my family in Perth in Western Australia for my secondary and tertiary education.

I am planning to travel, apply for lab internships and gain some beneficial work experience before starting this course. When travelling my aim is to experience eastern culture, explore new countries and gain more independence. I have a genuine interest for this course and would love to deepen my knowledge and gain some invaluable skills from my time at

MRI Technicians also known as a radiologic technician, give image scans on patients to produce quality images of designated areas of the body. Becoming a MRI Technician isn’t a hard process but finding a place to work may be a challenge. The following information will show you how to achieve your goal of becoming a MRI Technician, or maybe you just wanna know the steps to becoming one.

I applied to medicine because I sought a profession that allowed me to benefit people and challenge me intellectually; that would adhere to my innate curiosity of anatomy whilst requiring me to solve complex puzzles with truly meaningful outcomes. Radiology encompasses all those qualities I aspired to have. However, my clinical years have opened my eyes to other important aspects. I have grown to treasure the importance of communication and teamwork.

I have been searching for a career that will integrate with my degree in biology. I do not want to be in a situation where I would be constantly working at a desk. What excites me the most in medical technology, is being able to apply my knowledge to more advanced methodologies and instrumentation. During my time working in organic chemistry research, I worked with a few elementary instruments such as rotary evaporators, columns and vacuum distillation glassware. Although this may not give me an encompassing view of what is to be required of me in this program, my appeal with the few instruments sparked my interest. I want to work in a field where I have a hands on approach with my knowledge. After researching the requirements of a medical