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After my first year as an OR tech (where I hate)

I know that I need to go somewhee else. Should I seek just any xray position elsewhere? Should I focus on adding more certifications like ct or mr? Are any of the postprimary modalities easier (or faster) to obtain? Seems like most places only want multimodality techs.

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