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*****still getting the hang of reddit so not sure if posting this is within the rules but from what i can tell this is okay, i apologize if its not

Hi all, currently taken a pause in my education due to illness but I hope to go to school for radiology. I have a few questions:

What are the pros and cons of different work settings for radiologists? Ex. how long are hours working in an ER ?

What kind of setting/ location to work would be best fit for someone with an illness?

Is radiology a decent career for someone who wants to be able to raise a family, but still be involved in diagnostics? (why i dont want to be an MD)

As interesting of a profession it is, does it ever get redundant or boring? Depending on where you work?

Is it emotionally taxing at times? For example giving a normal report and finding out your analyzation was wrong, or chose not to report something minor, does it make you feel guilty? Or if you see a concerning finding during the exam and have to face the patient?

Do you receive any consequence for poor assessment?

Thanks to all able to answer!

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