I am torn between a few health care careers. I am currently in my second year of college and aiming to get a Bachelor's degree in communication science disorders. Unfortunately, only two schools in my state offer this degree as an undergrad and I need to be doing it all online only one school in my state offers online and it's UF, so hard to get into. Then, I started noticing how a lot of AS programs in the health field make around the same if not more than SLPs. I guess I'm looking more for something I'd enjoy doing and could finish in 2-3 years rather than 6 years (SLP).
I thought about nursing but because of COVID, I decided this is not the right field. So I am torn between RT, SLP, sonography, radiation therapy, and nuclear medicine technology. Do you think I should just go for SLP or not? Why did you pick radiology and so you get treated better than nurses? What specialties are in this field? is this a growing field? is it easy to find work? how is the pay? I was thinking of becoming n MRI tech is this a good choice?
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