If you are new to a field, the key to succeeding is learning as much as you can about the field and networking with people already involved in the area. This applies to fluoroscopy as much as any other field.
First, find out what a fluoroscopic radiologic technologist does. If you do not know what the job entails, there is no way for you to know what you are signing up for. Once you know the ins and outs of a job, you can speak more intelligently about why this is the job for you and how your strengths match the job description well.
Second, find out where the best fluoroscopic x ray technician training programs are. To be the most competitive candidate for any job, you want the best training possible. Also, going to a good training program will automatically help you network with future colleagues and potential employers.
Third, start searching for a fluoroscopic x ray technician job today. There is no benefit to waiting. The hardest part of any job search is starting, which is why it is imperative to start today. Even if you are just starting to consider the field, or starting to train, it never hurts to look early. The earlier you start something, the better prepared you will be when it comes time to actually apply and interview for positions.
Imagine you wanted to enter a career selling anti-wrinkle creams. You could just start blindly, trying to sell the best anti wrinkle anti aging creams, but you would be unlikely to be successful. However, if you researched the field beforehand, educated yourself about various creams, and knew your competition, your chances of success would increase greatly. A job hunt works the same way. Knowledge is power.
Your knowledge about fluorscopy will be your greatest asset on a job search. You do not need any fancy tools like integrated HR software. Just a browser, time, and the will to succeed. Educate yourself, and endless possibilities will be available to you. Start today!
Saturday, October 17, 2009
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why you don't add some photos to this post. Wouldn't be nice to see that machine?
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