Is it crazy to just get hired straight into CT out of x-ray school?

I am currently in a Radiography program and do not graduate for a few months and I got a job offer to train me into CT right after I graduate. Paid training around 8k more a year than I would make in x-ray. It isn't uncommon to get cross trained from an employer but I have heard of people in a seniority based waiting list to get trained.

I am thinking it is a sign of the times, it seems currently hospital systems are in dire need of staff in all departments.

Thoughts? Is in not that crazy?

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