Sorry if this question is dumb (I am a student in my early 20s), if I am hired as a radiologic technologist and I am specialized in MRI and CT, should I expect/is it standard to get a pay increase for each of those certifications or is it normal to do all three for the salary of one?

In my area these are the salaries for the following three careers:

X-Ray Tech: 65,000 MRI: 80,000 I am unclear on CT.

Therefore should I expect to receive 100K plus if I am doing x ray, mri and ct?

Is it normal for hospitals to have an x ray tech also doing mri/ct?

Thank you

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