I wouldn't get into healthcare in general if you're worried about stress. My brother is in IT, you should just stick to it tbh you don't want to go back to school for 2-3 yrs and do clinicals and take a boards exam after.

That’s industry standard for sure but my first job gave us 45 min w/wo and 30 min w/o which was one of the pros when choosing a job for me!

I think the classic flap! They’re both seemingly light without contents in the bag, but when we start to load them up I think depending what we put in the bag it can become heavy!

Depends on where you live, what hospital you work for, and etc thats why I always say to do your own research as everywhere it's different. My work doesn't pay for education but they do for CEs. My job also does not cross train to MRI. So again, it all depends since I heard otherwise from CT techs that told me personally they did not get a chance to do MR.

It really can range from $30/hr to $100+ an hr depending on many factors. Also I only do one modality so I can’t speak for other modalities or specialties.

According to google, the average in California for full time is $110,000 or $53/hr

Anything cat related you know ima take a picture of it 😂

Thank you! It's my fave 🥰

Yessss I am still working on the chocolates here lol. I haven't finished everything yet. & I love that perfume it makes me think of my trip 🥲 But that Dior museum was so nice I wish I went to their cafe!

You're welcome! I noticed a lot of healthcare jobs are physically demanding in some way esp the patient care based ones but I always take precautions for my body when lifting/carrying as well as care of myself outside of work 🙂

Right!! Everything in that place was just *chefs kiss* I would say the portion is pretty good since it came with the salad! I def got full towards the end! The ribeye was just too fatty and hard to chew for my fiance 🥲

Thank you! & congrats to your new baby! That’s so exciting! Totally understandable but hope we can catch up through the vlogs. 🫶🏻

I'm an X-Ray Tech for 17 years and we wear led shielding if we are going to be in the room and if we are just in an X-Ray suite you are behind a lead window and wall, we also wear a monitor badge to monitor our exposure. Its a SAFE job I am currently studying for my MRI credentials

Yeah does rub off unfortunately

This is something that is hard to answer because every job is different and getting certain jobs might be harder unless you have a connect. Hope you find a job that gives you plenty of time off. But don’t burn your bridges either. And I used to do them all the time, every patient I did it. Now, I don’t have to bc the nurses do it.

@@MimiLe Right on. That’s good information, just wanted to get an idea of what it’s like in the workforce. Thanks!

I also just mentioned the burning bridges because I heard that someone denied work from one of their clinical rotation sites because they didn’t give them the hours they wanted… word got around and it was hard for that student to get a job post grad. I didn’t get my ideal schedule for a long time but it is what it is, however I was grateful I got a job before I even finished school let alone 2 offers. You have to not look at healthcare so much all about you all the time when you’re starting out. But hey you might get lucky and get your dream job, dream schedule right out of school. But be prepared to know you may have to build experience and skills before you can call the shots on what you can ask for sometimes and that’s okay! A lot of jobs are like that if you think about it.

@@MimiLe Definitely agree! Yeah I was going to say I’ll take the first job offer considering I’ll be new in the field and want to build my skills before asking for long vacations haha. That’s some bad news for that person and hopefully it’ll be smooth finding a job after graduation.

Thank you!!

It’s really up to you and what you think you would be most interested in tbh. I can’t speak on other modalities I only do MRI and I don’t plan on doing any other modalities so def do really good research on each with pros and cons to help narrow down your path!

I think so! I would def choose Japan over Switzerland for sure. The food in Japan would be much better! I found that the food in Switzerland wasn’t so good for the price it was at. If it was super tasty then the price might have been more worth it but a lot of the food wasn’t the best for me 🥲 but it is very beautiful there! Just go for a few days and go to another nearby country would be my best advice!

I was only able to keep a few bars to myself and I gifted everything else 😭 but that’s one thing I regret not trying is Swiss hot chocolate since my hotel had complimentary! Didn’t see it til the last day as I was leaving 😭 but happy birthday! Hope you have a good one 🎉!!

@@MimiLe thank you so so much Mimi!

Omg welcome back! Heehee just posting for my memories and fun these days! Hope we’ll be able to catch up through the videos 🫶🏻

Yesss! Enjoy 🥰