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How’s it going guys, im a 20 year old guy going to a community college and I am not sure what I have to do to become a radiologist technician, I have read that I need a associates degree and read other places that I only need a certificate, I just need some assistance from people in this field to guide me a bit on some steps I should take to become closer to my goal. I am currently majoring in biology and my community doesn’t offer any majors in radiology.

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