WHY I CHOSE RADIOLOGY (Residency) - 10 Reasons !!

[@mnledesm]

1. money 2. very little patient, nurse/ancillary staff contact 3. cool technology 4. laid back colleagues

[@NotShowingOff]

mnledesm well, if ai is likely to modify the job, is it really that secure?

[@samhel6]

exactly! my cousin is radiologist he went for money and little patient

[@omarkhamis523]

Nah radiologist don't make much money compared to dentists

[@katelynsway2555]

@@omarkhamis523 lol they make way more.

[@katelynsway2555]

@@omarkhamis523 (radiologist)

[@despinagiaxiolli5652]

One year ago I saw this video because I didn't know what to do with my life. Now I'm a radiology student And I love it. 🥰

[@unfortunate7803]

How is it so far

[@meganwoop]

Yeah how is it?? :)))

[@ssjliano9971]

Frs I just thought about doing this yesterday but I been seeing a lot of bad stuff it Ik it also depends on locations

[@jaysanap3828]

In which college r u studying now snd where

[@chrisr5649]

radiology student? Do you mean medical school or are radiology technician? I'm assuming the latter, because you can't be a radiology student without first completing medical school.

[@deathkissgoodbye]

To sum it up radiology is pretty chill, not much paper work, integral part of medicine, for visual people, and pay is great!

[@Miaonroblox]

After all the schooling I bet it is great pay! And can finally sit back

[@pirateez5021]

deathkissgoodbye I’m really interesting in doing it (I’m 13) I have been thinking about it for a while

[@jamestaylor6225]

Is 15 years of schooling worth it?

[@parker5323]

James Taylor it’s 8 years and 4 years of payed residency which is a lot better then most medical fields.

[@fleeswervinn7111]

It always discourages me knowing it takes like 12 years to get there.. and I’m trying to assist my parents financially as soon as possible

[@kevinmoore2501]

Hey, Doc. I’m a brain tumor patient, and, I get regular MRIs, to check my head. I’ve had 3 occurrences, all found by routine MRIs. You all rock, and save lives. Radiology are the unsung heroes of medicine. Liked.

[@capcap7456]

Kevin Moore I hope you get better 👍🏾

[@nuclearmusic77]

In Jesus' mighty name, you will be healed!

[@kevinmoore2501]

Luke Cory thank you, and Cap Cap for your kindness. I’m lucky that I came through the other side generally unscathed, however, being free of a brain tumor unfortunately didn't last long. I’ve maxed out my radiation dosage, and, have yet another recurrence that I’ll have removed via surgery soon, and, seeing as my tumor is recurrent, I hope to get something, such a Gliadel wafers put in the resection cavity after resection to hopefully extend my time without a tumor.

[@nuclearmusic77]

@@kevinmoore2501 I will be praying for you. Never give up hope, miracles DO happen all the time.

[@alxxxx132]

Remember that hope dies last ! Sending good vibrations to you and your family

[@robbyu.672]

And after 17 years of school you, too, can enjoy Radiology.

[@happypremed1088]

Robby U. Thank you, I will! :)

[@happypremed1088]

diana king it’s about 12-13yrs of schooling

[@Ladycakes2024]

@@happypremed1088 why does google say 2🙄😞

[@happypremed1088]

diana king no, someone that gets paid $300k plus annually is not just 2 years of schooling

[@quirkypurpz5250]

@@Ladycakes2024 It's 2 years of schooling to be a rad tech, that could possibly be what you looked up

[@Pathologymadesimple]

Radiology and pathology Medical detectives 💕

[@sotirismaragos]

Radiology is more of forensics kinda gal and pathology is the detective

[@JP-xd2st]

Also easiest specialties to be replaced by AI in the near future

[@TheRedPillMan97]

User 11 sad to see comments in denial about this. Don’t fight it but prepare and adjust. Only a matter of time

[@hinazeb6752]

I m a haematologist 🤓

[@mosesmasindesimiyu4732]

what about anesthesiology?

[@nj2mddude205]

Radiologist is the doctor who bills you even though you've never seen him/her in person. HaHaHa...

[@tg9479]

Yet sometimes sees more than what you can see in person.

[@CaptainFantastik1]

And yet they're doing all the actual doctoring. ER docs just order CT scans for everybody regardless of actual need and let the rads read it and make the diagnosis. Same with floor docs actually.

[@djmammo9826]

the rad is the one that told your doctor what your studies showed and your doc takes the credit .

[@cwehbe]

Pathologists do the same thing. Just because someone doesn't see you, it doesn't mean they didn't carry out a vital role in patient care.

[@leangroundbeef2322]

@@CaptainFantastik1 can confirm, father is a radiologist and all the weirdest and hardest cases get handed off to the rads. if they miss it, no one is catching it.

[@kristilineberry5566]

I love my job as a private practice radiologist for the last 20 years. I am the detective and problem solver. It's a great job. Thanks for the awesome videos!

[@dayennyd1062]

First year med student in NYC area and I've already fallen in love with radiology. Lol. Your videos keep me motivated to get through the rough patches of first year! Thank you Dr. Cellini.

[@DrCellini]

thanks so much! And Radiology is the best field....shhh don't tell anyone :)

[@shaaaoooww1370]

How much is the tuition

[@user-bx7ek5dl5h]

Did you make it?

[@Idowu_Balogun]

Don't worry, I heard that. Looking at radiology (interventional) after my I hear internship. Any help is welcome from Nigeria ​@@DrCellini

[@lmaokk5358]

“Where’s waldo like where’s the cancer” most depressing quote of 2019😭

[@arizonaranger3244]

Then he said it was fun

[@csc1641]

After finishing 15 months of cancer treatment, I agree.

[@DaniMrtini]

I've been iffy on pursuing an MD. Worked closely with a radiologist in Hawaii who told me, '8 years will pass you by regardless of what you do. It's where you'll be after those 8 years that matters'. Stuck with me but still not sure especially since I got a little 2 year old.

[@HalfinchLonomia]

work-life balance is also a big factor. yes 8 years will pass no matter what, but it can be 8 miserable years of working 14 hours a day or 8 years of a moderate life of work and hobbies.

[@mitch102910]

10 years has passed by and I’ve been with the same company. Last year I’ve begun thinking about my future and thought what the heck am I doing. I can’t afford to buy a house in CA with this job! So should I change career and be in RadTech? Thinking… thinking…

[@niyofrancis1]

Words of the wise. Just finished undergrad and I am thinking about Med School.

[@marting6015]

@@niyofrancis1 good for you. but you can't just think of medical school. you either want it or you don't. you are basically giving up 8 years of your life. Not to mention it is extremely hard to get into medical school and matching into radiology is not guaranteed.

[@joshuabalbuena3880]

This sounds like a perfect specialty for me.

[@lilliampumpernickle4655]

Fax. Everything from visual learning, little patient interaction, chill quiet environment, reasonable hours, high pay, low paperwork

[@joshuabalbuena3880]

@@lilliampumpernickle4655 I'm still picking between orthopedic Spine surgeon orthopedic knee and hip surgeon, and interventional radiology.

[@lilliampumpernickle4655]

joshua balbuena those are drastically different fields 😂 I’m with you though. I’m in love with cardiothoracic and plastic surgery, however the lifestyle and environment of radiology is unmatched

[@joshuabalbuena3880]

@@lilliampumpernickle4655 yep, we'll find out when we get to 3rd year of Med school then

[@mariak6549]

@@lilliampumpernickle4655 same! I'm torn between cardio and radio! But after all these very tempting readons I'm kind of thinking about going with the latter. Not final yet tho lol xx

[@josephbrutico2430]

Third year med student. I can attest that the ENTIRE hospital relies on radiologists. I know I do! I can't read a damn thing!

[@pdannysan13]

As a radiation oncologist resident I am very much inclined to say that WE use the most advanced technology in medicine :P

[@jotham8654]

pdannysan13 Do radiation oncologists make a lot of money? How much?

[@pdannysan13]

@@jotham8654 depends on country i guess and reimbursement options. I am not from the US

[@lilliampumpernickle4655]

Raed 928 that seems quite unrealistic. The average radiation oncologist makes around $400k per year. Unless your family friend has investments on the side, I highly doubt that income is strictly from his job as a doctor

[@T2star]

True. But it isn’t used to nearly the same frequency as diagnostic imaging.

[@stephenbelascuain3546]

Haha nice

[@kaylakerr6420]

"Radiology is the most vital role in the hospital" as an xray and CT technologist I wish people actually treated us with the respect we deserve.

[@mike_zilla8604]

Do you get paid well?

[@kaylakerr6420]

@@mike_zilla8604 3.5 years of experience and making $37.50 hourly in Houston

[@mustang8206]

​@sunflower-mv6ow It only requires a 2 year degree and they make as much as an RN with a 4 year degree, it's pretty well paid imo

[@mustang8206]

If you think disrespect is bad in the radiology department just imagine how much worse it is when you have patients cuss you out and try to fight you for giving them their life saving treatments

[@malena7812]

THIS IS EVERYTHING I NEED IN A CAREER!! THANK YOU! I was so lost in finding a career and have been on a search lately and I really want to do this!

[@mujtabaalam5907]

Where are you in your education?

[@DigitalKurisu]

How’s it going

[@yobani003]

Did you get into it?

[@Ray-wg6gr]

I want to get in to med school and become a radiologist, after the studies and the hard work, i get to come here and say, i made it, and i Will. good luck to all of you who are going to become a radiologist too 👍🏼

[@falmatamohammed7383]

Hi

[@jordyyy9987]

good luck on your journey!

[@demontdawg1]

Good luck everyone someday I'll also be a radiologist

[@Anthemist]

Hows it doing ?

[@jared1014]

I like how humble and chill this guy is

[@djmammo9826]

Even after 36 years, all the reasons are exactly the same .

[@julietaguerrero2377]

Thank you so much, you helped me with full satisfaction chose my major! While in all seriousness it is a very important job, what makes it great is that you love what you do and that makes it all even better! Thank you!!!

[@maryxoxo9]

I read my MRI results for a foot injury and it sounded so confusing to me 😂 you guys are amazing !

[@vannguyen1989]

"I don't have any paperwork," I just dictate reports for the 120 studies that I read in one shift. 😂

[@DeurysLife]

They're like 1-2 paraphs usually unless something extreme..

[@chrism6904]

@@DeurysLife That's 120-240 paragraphs a day. That's quite a bit!

[@archdukefranzferdinand567]

@@chrism6904 the body of the paragraph is probably very similar every time, so he could just copy-paste it and replace the details

[@chrism6904]

@@archdukefranzferdinand567 Yep, very true! Don't know why I didn't realize that LOL. I do the same with my reports at work (Fire/Rescue). *facepalm*

[@taylor_helton18]

When they dictate, they talk into a mic. That recording gets sent to transcription and someone types up what he has said in the recording.

[@veggieveins677]

I’m a Xray, CT, and MRI tech. I’ve been in the field for 16 years. I work in San Francisco for one of the biggest health care providers. I love your video and You have some cool reasons for becoming a radiology. Keep inspiring!

[@falmatamohammed7383]

Need to ask something

[@BethanystarYT23]

Cool

[@gabegutierrez21]

Hey im in rad tech school now. Do you think this is a good long term career?

[@docharris6608]

@@gabegutierrez21 absolutely!!!! It’s very rewarding and I make $90 an hour!!! U won’t regret it!

[@gabegutierrez21]

@@docharris6608 wow thats a crazy pay rate! The job does seem pretty appealing to me. Thank you brotha

[@jhostyngallardo6159]

Dr. Cellini makes radiology residency sound like a dream 😍

[@Miaonroblox]

But it’s not till after all the hard work pays off

[@lexicrystal9519]

I am considering going into this field. It interests me! After watching this video by Dr. Cellini, he makes it sound even more interesting! Radiology don’t wait up for me, I have a long way to go !! 😁👍🏻

[@maryxoxo9]

Dont wait up 😂 that made me laugh out loud. Go get it!!!!!!!

[@mujtabaalam5907]

Where are you in your education?

[@emiliomartineziii2980]

I'm honestly just so glad Dr. Cellini exist! He's done just so much good for this world and 100% deserves his awesome life! He works the most important role in the whole hospital, is good at it, and has inspired and helped so many people with this KZbin channel. If God is real, there is for sure a spot in heaven for him!

[@samiaj9458]

That was funny. Thank you! I'm deciding between Radiology and Pathology. Love the detective work.

[@jaypark7207]

The variety is there...private practice you’ll read MSK MR, PET/CT, body MR, Neuro MR, OB US all before breaking for lunch...if you want you can crank it out in your home office in your pjs

[@pooyab01]

Cool video. I'm a radiologist in a small city in Iran. we have outdated technologies (imagine reporting a mammogram on a CRT low resolution monitor or deciding about a complex fracture without reconstruction). there are lots of paperwork and writings (No voice recognition system or...). because of lack of many other modalities, a huge part of our work depends on ultrasound exams, killing my shoulder, neck and vocal cords! payments are horrible and delayed. Radiation protection is poor, and... but with all these, I love it! I love images, videos, decision making, looking for piece of puzzles and helping patients and my colleagues by doing this. I think if you love something, You'll find the reasons. and if you don't, nothing could convince you.

[@DrCellini]

Love this! Thank you for sharing!

[@cavindor2423]

salam doctor jan.daneshjo pezeshkiam to maqta omomi. taze 2mah dg miram bimarestan bara dore studenti.tosie khasi nadarid baram?dore residenti chetore inja

[@JocelynChristina]

Hi Dr. Cellini! I just found your channel and I am planning to take the path you did as a non-traditional medical student to becoming a physician. I have been practicing as a certified Speech-Language Pathologist in the medical setting for 10 years and I am preparing to return to school next year in January 2024 and begin taking pre-med science pre-requisites, MCAT and applying to medical school. I am very interested in radiology and your videos have been very helpful with helping me to understand the entire process, journey and highs and lows to become a physician. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience! I enjoy watching your videos! Please continue to share more great videos/content on radiology, work/life balance, etc..😃

[@wafiyb3810]

“I got to play where’s waldo but where’s cancer” cool

[@sallycuoco2949]

I’m a sonographer and I love hearing this aspect of the job from a radiologist! Keep up the good work I don’t know how you read so many studies a day!! I only see 16 patients and always feel awful giving our rad so much work 😂 any tips to make sonography reports better for you to read? I scan general

[@aleksap5459]

This is a great video! I'm getting my RN soon and decided I'm going for med school next. I never really considered radiology until I stumbled across your channel. Now I'm seriously considering it as a potential career! I definitely prefer the idea of focussing on studies and cases in my own environment (I'm an introvert), working with a variety of medical fields and technology, in a relatively quiet space. I'm definitely a visual learner and love solving puzzles. I've always been fascinated by imaging. Plus I'd be helping so many patients (and colleagues) in a single day!

[@radiologyb]

3 things you have in common with Dr. Celline 1. The main thing we have in common is that we love medicine but we wanted to get away from the stress of medicine on the wards and dealing with all that busyness and stress. So I decided on this calmer area because then we can sit down, read the study and figure things out in a calm and controlled environment. 2. We want to specialize in the whole body and not just focus on one section of the body. 3. And because I am very friendly and would love to talk to other doctors from other fields of medicine and be very good colleagues for different situations. Merelyne Mendoza

[@radiologyb]

You have to know how to handle stress to handle each situation in a better way and not cause more complications. MIRIAM PROSPER

[@hurricanejeffries4606]

My son is on the autism spectrum but the super super smart side of things and he gets hyper focused. He is REALLY into the details of everything. He sees things all the rest of us miss. He started watching anatomy documentaries when he was 3 and by 4 years old he knew the entire anatomy of the body down to what each chamber of the heart does and what the neurons in the brain do.....think “The Good Doctor” with better social skills. He wanted to be a heart/brain suborn for many years til he realized he doesn’t want to cut people open. He decided this week that he wants to be a Radiologist for all the reasons you listed here.i will show him your video tomorrow. He will love it.

[@carnage3343]

Good luck to him. May he become the greatest

[@fuli2975]

sounds amazing. I wish him the best

[@nexonflowers2728]

May he be successful in this path.

[@ilsenel6870]

My son too. 8 years old and he says he wants to be a radiologist. That's why I'm here

[@marting6015]

@@ilsenel6870 try sending him to a school that focuses on the sciences.

[@Bulker26]

I am a visual lerner. I cant understand anything without imagining or seeing pictures of it. Its a downside sometimes because in the university you dont expect to find enough pictures. Just a ton of information packed up in enormous texts 😞

[@MyCeli_1583]

I’ve always wanted to be a radiologist 🤞😇 for some same reasons ...In Gods Grace ,, God Bless me..

[@josannelochanmd]

I recently started my radiology rotation as a Senior House Officer. So far I'm enjoying it. By the end of this rotation I will know if I love it as a daily career choice or not so I can apply for the Radiology programme. I've been following you a while but this is the first I'm watching this video. I looking at a bunch of videos now to see not only different persons reasons for entering radiology but also what their experience is in the field. Thank you.

[@madisonsveinson119]

Wow, just went from nursing to radiology tech within this video. Sounds like everything I want in a job and more (obviously on a slightly different scale, but same concept).

[@yehhshhs]

I AGREE WITH EVERY REASON YOU SAID HERE And i vibe so much with you and this field i swear. road to becoming a radiologist!

[@kimnevils252]

So, I've been an X-ray tech for 12 years. Every one of your reasons are legit and understandable. You can do your own thing without being "bothered" unless you really want to be! I get it. And it helps you're eye candy, too!😍😋😁

[@kathysedillos5108]

So happy you’ve found your niche!!! Your patients are blessed to have you.

[@silvysmdo]

Those are exactly the same reasons that made me finally decided to choose radiology, it all started with my Radiology teacher when I was back in the medical school that said to me: You should pursue radiology that will suit you. Then I started to check more and more about it and your 10 reasons are the reasons why I will choose it... Thank you so much this was definitely a confirmation 😍

[@kry89]

I really want to be a radiologist 😄 I'm a senior in high school. Thank you for the great content. I'm a new subscriber

[@madcat1612]

Mary Liz same but I’m second year in college.

[@tawneeens436]

Mary Liz same and I’m also a senior 🙌😄

[@fatimaa.6324]

I'm a senior too 😂♥

[@spideylover4105]

I'm a second year medical student. You'll change your mind a dozen times before you enter residency. Trust.

[@juancmr47]

About to separate from the army and they will pay up to 8 years of my school, really leaning into radiology or anything in that field

[@hassanamghar3031]

Same reasons why I chose radiology. Greetings from the Netherlands :)

[@greatrigel1018]

I am 17, interested in medicine and technology. Really like the idea of being a radiologist, the behind the curtain type of hero. Definitely my dream job that i am aspiring to be.

[@shazarabie3501]

OMG I'm choosing my speciality those day .. and I consider radiology ..thanks for that it really covered most of the points

[@cancan2580]

Watched this video again 4 days before submitting my ROL for match. Made me smile for the first time in what feels like weeks. So thankful to be going into the best field of medicine.

[@Miaonroblox]

That’s up my alley too, I’m visual I’d rather look at pictures than read a text book all day!

[@marie.clt10]

Even tho im still young, I really want to become a radiologist. Love this channel!

[@abdullahalrwaily2524]

if u a doctor that doesn’t mean u know everything in medicine.. and if u a radiologist that doesn’t mean u r just a x ray man 😄 .. the people have a lot of misunderstanding about the speciality .. hope it’s change in next years.

[@bxnyshit3416]

abdullah al rwaily any doctor will tell you that it’s impossible to know everything. So you’re not expected to know all of the details but you do need to know where to get information you’re not familiar with.

[@hinazeb6752]

This is so true

[@nickelass427]

I am a "Visual" learner, and I do much better with images and symbols, opposed to just reading. This seems right up my alley, your video was very informative. Thank you

[@narendradatla4177]

I kinda want to know how your eyes feel by the end of the day..!

[@OGVuLTz]

Like yours, you look like the type of dude to sit 10 hours playing video games

[@redache467]

Flexity rooo boooom

[@SurvivingAnotherDay]

@@OGVuLTz Savage!

[@DocGoneRogue]

@@OGVuLTz 🤣

[@potatoismistheanswer.5137]

Nothing compared to a gamer!

[@msanand7]

Nice to know the reasons. The number of displays can come down, where two bigger monitors can be split to display two, four six or eight pictures using new technology. Happy I am part of the solutions team working on these project.

[@gautampassi3863]

Great video as usual. Love the way you're presenting radiology. One specific question I have is, being a MS2, I'm hugely interested in pursing Radiology, but I fear AI, and I would love to hear your perspective, what you think and what's your take on it. Thanks in advance.

[@fredwinslow744]

Gautam Passi then fear it for all medicine

[@Miaonroblox]

What do you fear about AI

[@DeurysLife]

@@Miaonroblox Reading images for us

[@guitarmaddness13]

There are so many variations in every person's anatomy that AI would very likely make mistakes. The algorithms would not be able to cater to every single person's unique body habitus and anatomy. - a radiology tech

[@mujtabaalam5907]

@@guitarmaddness13 Sure they are. How do you think computer vision works? You give the AI a way of reading the image and creating high-level understanding (such as a CNN) and many examples with their correct answers, and then the AI learns to apply the knowledge to new situations. Even if the AI does make mistakes, they'll likely be caught by a supervising radiologist who can look over a whole team's worth of cases.

[@loridoll6503]

I just recently started watching your channel. I am a medical coder and auditor. Currently studying to be a teacher for coding. I have always loved IR. You explain things in layman's terms. I previously worked for a group of Radiologists. Love your videos logs..

[@eliasdavidreyes8611]

For me radiology (in med course) was so difficult, I just don't good a images

[@izeek12]

The technological side is why I wanna do it soooo bad! Plus visual learning too😫

[@jonlock5705]

The Porsche and Rolex(s) ain't gonna pay themselves

[@cjr9298]

Jon Lock lmfao seriously, he knows he just wants to be rich.

[@dredixon1231]

Dr. Cellini Thank you for the becoming Radiology Residency youtube video, it was very inspiring to me.

[@jennylistner7008]

This makes me want to become a radiologist even more! New subscriber here

[@DrCellini]

Thanks for following along :)

[@radiology9002]

@@DrCellini plz watch my videos, I've made a channel for radiology students

[@destinee_estrada]

When I was young I knew I wanted to be a doctor but still didn’t know what exactly until I had a medical complication 6 years ago when I was 15. If it wasn’t for radiology and my awesome radiologist and technicians I wouldn’t be here today and they were nice enough to tell me all about their job and why they like it. And that’s when I fell in love with it and all the tech is super interesting to me and I did projects and presentations on it in school. And I’m excited that I’m working towards becoming a radiologist!

[@joeramirez7656]

Radiology just may be up my alley.

[@bebeer2499]

Radiology is my nightmare!!! :P I got uterine artery aneurysm after caeca (bleeding 2 times after 20 days of caeca) which Doc said it quite rare. Do your best...cheers!

[@jonen9494]

#3 tho, golden reason right there

[@charlessmith8098]

You are amazing bro, you are definitely the Frank Sinatra of radiology and I cosign it. Thank you for your help in making my decision💯

[@Destiny_detroitdoc]

Very interesting! I never considered radiology until I realize that I like looking at imaging while studying for step 1 and it dawned on me that I never explored this field yet! NO PAPER WORK?...that's a huge plus. My friend's aunt is a radiologist and she gets to work from home, which is also a plus. I always loved ANATOMY TOO!, One of the big reason I went into medical school! hmmm...now you have me considering...Thanks for the video!

[@desmikawhite]

Great perspective.Thankyou.

[@sherrydawson6253]

Omg those are all great reasons. Hope u stay at the hospital after your fellowship. I think u are doing that now. Were we live the outside diagnostic centers are so swamped they miss alot of stuff that our specialists caught. Your thriving for knowledge will keep u on your toes!🙂

[@RickyC2107]

Thank you for sharing your life as a radiologist. Always wondered what it's like to be a radiologist.

[@mrmir1570]

thank you for this video, really put everything into perspective and motivated me to stop procrastinating and get back to step 1 studying (current M2, hopefully future radiologist)!

[@DigitalKurisu]

How’s it going

[@jaimeparedes9188]

I love looking for pathology in radiographic films.

[@FreePalestine..]

Radiology resident here. I totally agree, especially the stress free environment!

[@999Patriots]

Spend four years sitting in a dark room, staring at shadows on the wall and repeating over and over, "Clinical correlation required."

[@adamsierra5237]

Better than talking about SNF or homehealth all day. Better than doing well child exams all day. Better than not sleeping for 28 hours straight on surgery. Better than dealing with screaming pregnant woman all night. Better than dealing with actual psychopaths daily. Better than dealing with cancer all day.

[@realchestro2986]

Not up to your level but I enjoy Radiography. Especially not dealing with paperwork and the technology is just great

[@nombla1111]

You’re one of the only doctors on KZbin that is a radiologist, so it’s nice to get your perspective. Those pros are great, but the one con that I can think of that out weighs the pros is the lack of patient interaction. Even though I’m introverted, I would prefer to interact with patients and other physicians. Can you speak a bit about that aspect of the job?

[@CuriousEM]

You could always pursue interventional radiology for the patient contact.

[@fredwinslow744]

You can have plenty of patient interaction and collegial tech and other staff contact is always there. You can up or down the volume on that It’s not a job in a “dark room “. Fortunately not enough Med students figure this out and that’s good

[@jaehongsong4904]

I don't see AI overtaking anytime sooner. You know what happened to radiologists with the technology boom? It makes your work way easier that other doctors want you to see more images lol. Radiology call can be very bad, and you are basically working nonstop because you have so much work to do. AI will definitely help take the burden down. And radiologists have some sort of patient contact, not much as other docs but fair amount. Also, there is the liability issue. In the end you need doctors to oversee the cases for double check. Sure, pay will go down, but radiology will still make tons of money. I can definitely see nurses getting replaced though. Biggest threat for rads are outsourcing where people will read images for much cheaper price. Already happening

[@eternalmedicine2997]

AI can’t even read an ekg and we got people in here saying it’s gonnna take over radiology lmao

[@austinsolak]

Morrisfrown IBMs Watson is able to diagnose cancer at a higher rate then Oncologists. Machine learning will not replace clinicians, but serve to augment their role and enhance patient care

[@osiris654]

Austin Solak That may equal less financial compensation

[@TheRedPillMan97]

You’re sadly misinformed

[@DrDeusExMachina]

I’d be much more concerned about outsourcing

[@allseriousness]

AI can read EKGs lol it just doesn’t always get it right. Like he said, it serves to augment their role.

[@anushadanadamani284]

thank you so much for this video! when i got to know about radiology (3 years back), i was really interested in it. and this video really made it clear within myself somehow. i'll be starting with bachelor's in abt a year and half and i cannot wait!!

[@jubranjubran650]

I’m having a hard time choosing between nursing or radiology 😞

[@aurorarising1945]

It would be wiser to first decide between nursing and medical doctor. Radiology is a specialty and there is a high chance u will change ur mind once you are in medical school

[@jubranjubran650]

@@aurorarising1945 I actually decided to go for respiratory therapy

[@jubranjubran650]

@@whichway7482 lol yea but I’m going for respiratory therapy now instead of radiology but it will be my second option if I don’t get into the respiratory therapy program

[@lkuriskomd]

I've been a radiologist since 97 and still work full time. For the most part, it is a great job. He gave all good reasons to like radiology but it is not necessarily a chill job. In my last job, working in a hospital, I had a lot of cases to read and was continuously interrupted by phone calls, techs, nurses etc. I don't mind that but it kept getting busier and busier over the years and became really stressful. There are about 27,000 radiologists in the US right now and there are 14,000 job openings!! Yikes, that means that the rads working now are doing all of that extra work. Burn out rates are very high in radiology for that reason.

[@Kencan254]

Translation: "I am a technology loving snub who doesn't like working directly with patients and prefer hiding behind dark rooms and multiple monitors yet make over $ 250K per year"

[@smokertaisan]

Snub as in flat and small?

[@jonty3awal]

Win win!!

[@NevaehOakes]

Thank you, im 15 and always wanted to be in the medical field radiogly is definitely one of my top picks :)

[@MrMSB13]

I can't wait to be a Radiologist

[@JP-xd2st]

Mohammed Albrahim And be ready to be replaced by AI soon

[@drvishalsreenivasan3870]

New radiology student here,feels awesome 😎

reason 11, work in pj . have a great day!

[@chrissygroothouse492]

im glad i came across your video to remind me why i chose this! schools hard! hope to see more!

[@muannu6254]

I knew this job is for me the moment he said visual learner.

[@danmoua7686]

Me too when saw the work ethics okay I'm in!

[@mxolelizonke]

I might've found my calling 😂Relatability 100%❤

[@akshitchitkara]

That was an amazing video. I just have three doubts 1.Can we sometimes work from home and do the reporting?? 2. How much % of our wrking time do we have to spend in front of a computer.? 3.Dont you have to type the reports? Whom do you dictate? Thanks in advance

[@daviepaige1352]

Radiology is pretty cool, you can look at awesome images of the body, the pay is great, and it’s very awesome in general

[@peterwittl3045]

Why did you choose D.O. school? I am accepted to both M.D. and D.O. and am curious of your thoughts.

[@mujtabaalam5907]

@@pablopalomareslazaro696 Also MD schools are usually cheaper. And you can only focus on the USMLE without having to worry about COMLEX.

[@HellMongrel]

My dad “you should do radiology” me thinking he don’t know me but after this I realize my dad knows me so well thanks for the info

[@JakeTapeWallets]

I almost chose radiology. I would get terribly bored.

[@nataliesannn]

Jace Nicholson no stress

[@hynneechavez1004]

I just passed my physician licensure examination and now planning to enter Radiology for residency. Thank you for this video

[@stephenroco9381]

I suggest you make contents of Radiologic Technology subjects. I mean, even just the basics. Thank you. 😊

[@karamayernik28]

I needed this. Thank you for the inspiration! Now I'm getting excited for my future.

[@Expizzapie1811]

5 minutes of trying not to say "Because it pays so much"

[@hayleydennis2670]

I want to go into radiology!!! It looks so interesting and I’m also a visual learner.

[@nerddoctor8505]

Why I didn't chose Radiology? Cause my college grades were bad 😒😒

[@amjed123456325632561]

But college grades are not that important, what really matters is the usmle grades

[@nerddoctor8505]

@@amjed123456325632561 I'm not from USA.. So our matching system is different

[@user-nw8og2rs7g]

Thanks to you, I'm very proud of myself. And I'll make it.