Travel X-ray vs. Travel CT

[@KingSuveon]

X-ray gang 💪🏾 Finishing up my second assignment and already signed my second contract (MRI) ❌ray gang

[@sharonsmalls5053]

Where are you? I need some inspiration and guidance while in trying to choose my first assignment

[@Acethegamertho]

Hey! First off thanks for the video. I have been in the medical field as a medical assistant for 7 years. I’m looking to break into the rad tech side as soon as possible because I want to travel doing this job. I wanted to ask, What would be the quickest way possible to get a job in the rad tech field(I’m assuming maybe a certificate program but not sure)? 2. Is this a job that has a lot of opening/ opportunity for traveling( would hate to do the schooling and find out I can’t get a job anywhere)?

[@adventuresofaradtech8399]

@Ace thanks for checking out the channel, be sure to like and subscribe! The best way to officially join the X-ray Gang is to definitely find a great program in your area. One that already has an affiliation with a local hospital where you can get clinical done. Also, check the program registry pass rate 🔑 cause that registry ain’t no joke. But with proper preparation you’ll be more than ready. Plan for about 2 years of dedication just to X-ray- CT/ MRI with require more studying and another cert. Best wishes to you in all your endeavors- I will say that if you want to travel then you’ve got all the motivation to handle all the challenges X-ray school will bring 💪🏾

[@thetruth5635]

what's up man, great video. I am in NYC . I am a CT/Xray tech. I am thinking about taking a local travel gig 13 week project at a hospital near here with a company called Cross Country. Did you hear anything about them? What are questions I should ask. Thank you pal have a great day.

[@aliyamoody8084]

Hi, i’m graduating highschool this may and was looking into the career as a CT. i was thinking about going to a community college to get an associates to become one. is this career pathway difficult? i’m from michigan btw

[@adventuresofaradtech8399]

@Aliya Moody that sounds like the game plan right there! I would go ahead and encourage to push and get that Bachelors in Radiologic Science if they offer it 🔑 💪🏾when I started X-ray school I already had an undergrad degree. After graduating I did a one year program at a community college that taught CT. I talk a little bit more about my story in an upcoming post so be sure to like and subscribe to the channel! Join the gang💪🏾#XrayGangGang that is…

[@dealerman2024]

Do you have kids? And if so how does that work with traveling? I need help

[@adventuresofaradtech8399]

Hey @DeJuanOT I do. And it’s not easy… but it can be done! It takes a real strong family network, a partner who is willing to cooperate and work towards a specific outcome worth the sacrifice and BIG trust. This may be something I touch on in an upcoming video. #xraygang

[@michellemmm4028]

Im going to school to become an MRI tech and the pay for travel work is very tempting. I have a 9month old and my partner is a barber so he has a very flexible schedule, I wonder if it’s recommendable for me to look into travel work. I live in Ca, I’m willing to travel in state so I can be close to baby.

[@adventuresofaradtech8399]

@@michellemmm4028 it sounds like a really good option! As I said, with a good support system for childcare in place, goals set and timelines understood I think it’s do-able. The full time jobs in your local area will always pop up on the radar. Most of everyone’s fear is coming back home/off the road. I’m here to tell you there is nothing to fear! Demand is up everywhere and good techs are hard to find. Make your moves 💪🏾💪🏾 show ‘‘em how the gang gets to the bag lol…#XrayGang that is

[@kylequintana]

I really want to do this for Ct especially with that 9k+ a month pay. I do have a family and children and have a goal to pay off my vehicle and home within 5 years. It’s very doable but I’d like some thoughts or responses on how folks have done it.

[@dpaper7962]

I’ve been traveling as a CRCST for 5 years and I am a mother, a wife, and full time student. I can tell you that you truly have to have a support system if your children will not be traveling with you. As a mother who is away from her child/ren, be ready for ppl to talk down on you for “leaving your child/children” behind. At the end of the day, those ppl are not paying your bills nor taking care of your children so ignore what ppl got to say because most of the time they wish they can be you making money and have an awesome support system. Good luck with the travels!