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Those of you who work at a hospital… do you feel like x-ray techs are looked down on at your hospital?

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In general by nurses, doctors, anesthesiologists, in the OR, both? I can’t help but feel like they think all we do is push a button and that we’re not really important or useful. If you are in the OR and you get spoken down to or treated as if you don’t know anything, how do you not let it bother you or get to you?

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