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Trying to get into the rad tech program at community college it’s a 2yr program. I just wanted some insight from someone has gone through this. How are the clinicals? Are they like full time hours ex: m-f 9-5? Or are they like Mondays 9-5 Wednesdays 9-5 (random)? How many hours of clinicals are normally a week? I’m just trying to get a feel of the schedule before I dive in. I’m a CNA and I was planning on working thru an agency doing travel and picking up shifts on my own time when I can so I can pay for things I need but what would you suggest? Is full time rad tech program doable with a job? Part time per diem job? Or just don’t even try? How was your clinical schedule like? Every answer is appreciated thank you.

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