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I need to interview a radiologic tech for a school project

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Hello whoever is reading this post, I am taking a Professions of Caring class this semester and I have an assignment where I need to interview an individual that is a Radiologic Technologist/Technician or a Cardiovascular Technologist/Technician (these are the two careers I picked to research for my project this semester).

Ideally I would want to pursue a career in Diagnostic Sonography, but the program at my school is quite competitive so I wanted to research other careers as a fall-back plan.

I have a set of 12 questions (some have follow-ups) that I need to ask for the interview assignment.

If you are interested in being interviewed, please reply back to me as soon as you can! We can even conduct the interview through a chat/messaging platform if that is easier for you.

Thanks so much!

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