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Insight on the workplace (today's way of shadowing I guess)

Hello!

I just wanted to get some insight into the radiology pathway. I am currently a Pre-medical student and I absolutely want to be a physician in the future. Although, I don't really love the patient interaction aspect of being a physician so I am looking into medical pathways that don't necessarily require tons of it. Do radiologists do a lot of patient interactions on a daily basis? What does an average day look like as a radiologist? Does a radiologist participate/conduct a lot of research? What is one thing that you (as a radiologist) wish you did as a pre-medical student to better prepare yourself for this position?

Please, please, please answer as many questions as you want and be as thorough as possible!

Thank you all,

Dennis C.

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