New recruit needs guidance in CT

Hi everyone,

I'm a Biomedical Engineering graduate and after 3 years of unemployment I've been recruited by a clinic to be CT technician, but my expertise (that is studies and internships) is related to maintenance and conventional X-Ray. They will train me at first of course but I was wondering if I can find resources that would help me in understanding the post faster (manipulation and parameters).

I really don't want to lose this chance to work.

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