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Questions about going into CT/MRI after x-ray school

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Hey everyone! First of all I do plan to ask my clinical supervisor and program director about this, but am also curious to get all your opinions as well. I’ll be graduating x-ray school in July and am fairly confident I’d like to go into CT or MRI. I’m a little unsure about the best way to go about this. Start working somewhere in general x-ray and hope they’ll be willing to cross-train me in a different modality? Or just right away begin an MRI/CT program? What is the whole process of becoming certified in either modality like? I should add that my x-ray program fulfills the structured education requirements for CT, so theoretically all I have to do to become CT certified is complete the required clinical competencies and pass the CT board exam.

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