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Question about starting a rad tech program after finishing a master’s degree. Any insight would be very appreciated!

Thank you to anyone that reads and can offer any help!

I recently graduated with my master’s of social work. Without getting into too much detail, I am beginning to feel that this is not the field for me due to personal issues with my mental health and burnout. I’m open to exploring the field more, however, I am at a place mentally where I would rather have a job that is less focused on mental health and social issues. The pay versus the work is often abysmal (yes, I knew this going into it but at the time was more optimistic). I can expect to make at best $65k which is great but the workload is not what I want to take on. I do not want to work in a job at the detriment of my own mental health and well-being. I currently make around $45k (gross) which is comfortable to start.

I am curious about the field of radiology and and curious about the experiences of those that work in the field. I want to add that I am not considering this because I perceive it as “easier,” but because working in mental health/social work may not have been the right choice for me given my own experiences. My goal is to make at least what I am earning now or more, but I am realistic about income. Ideal for me would be $55-$60k. I am located in a medium-large city in the Midwest.

Thank you so much for any help!!! I want to seriously consider this before an additional two years of school.

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