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Am curious if the demand for this field is as great in CA as it is
here in the US. I'm particularly curious how my degree and
certification here (US) would enhance (or not) my ability to live and
work in Canada. What is the Canadian version of ARRT?

Anyone have any info, or links to any info, on this subject?


Thanks,

Mike/FL

Hello, ive joined this group hopeing to find some information that I
have not been able to find elsewhere. My DR has givin me a
prescription for a MRI of the brain, an IAC and T and J contrast. Ive
found information regarding the MRI, but as for the other test he has
written on my prescription, I have no clue what they are and what
they can find/ rule out. I have been told that the contrast test
involves some type of dye, and if thats true of course im curious
why, and how do they get the dye to get into my brain. Im mentally
trying to prepare myself for these test, but it has been difficult to
do when I dont know exactly what they are. If anyone is able to pass
any information along to me I would much appreciate it! Thanks in
advance!!

I am a radiographer, with a specialty in mammography, so I am not particularly
familiar with the terms T and J, but I do know that contrasts are injected
through an I.V. line, generally in the arm. (I used to do CT scans) there is
never direct injection to the head. "IAC", from what I know, means "internal
auditory canal", the canal inside your ear on the other side of the eardrum. IAC
may be an abbreviation for a MRI term, though.
I wanted you to get a reply of some sort soon, as this is not a very active
list...I hope someone with more MRI experience helps you further.
Regards,
Judijo.
   lissie325 <lissie325@...> wrote: Hello, ive joined this group hopeing to
find some information that I
have not been able to find elsewhere. My DR has givin me a
prescription for a MRI of the brain, an IAC and T and J contrast. Ive
found information regarding the MRI, but as for the other test he has
written on my prescription, I have no clue what they are and what
they can find/ rule out. I have been told that the contrast test
involves some type of dye, and if thats true of course im curious
why, and how do they get the dye to get into my brain. Im mentally
trying to prepare myself for these test, but it has been difficult to
do when I dont know exactly what they are. If anyone is able to pass
any information along to me I would much appreciate it! Thanks in
advance!!


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Judijo, Thanks for replying! You did give me some insight, when I did
a search on interanal auditry canal, I did find some info. When I was
putting in IAC, nothing was coming up. Thanks again, any info is
appreciated!!--- In radiography@y..., jo judith <jjudijo@y...> wrote:
>
>  I am a radiographer, with a specialty in mammography, so I am not
particularly familiar with the terms T and J, but I do know that
contrasts are injected through an I.V. line, generally in the arm. (I
used to do CT scans) there is never direct injection to the
head. "IAC", from what I know, means "internal auditory canal", the
canal inside your ear on the other side of the eardrum. IAC may be an
abbreviation for a MRI term, though.
> I wanted you to get a reply of some sort soon, as this is not a
very active list...I hope someone with more MRI experience helps you
further.
> Regards,
> Judijo.
>   lissie325 <lissie325@y...> wrote: Hello, ive joined this group
hopeing to find some information that I
> have not been able to find elsewhere. My DR has givin me a
> prescription for a MRI of the brain, an IAC and T and J contrast.
Ive
> found information regarding the MRI, but as for the other test he
has
> written on my prescription, I have no clue what they are and what
> they can find/ rule out. I have been told that the contrast test
> involves some type of dye, and if thats true of course im curious
> why, and how do they get the dye to get into my brain. Im mentally
> trying to prepare myself for these test, but it has been difficult
to
> do when I dont know exactly what they are. If anyone is able to
pass
> any information along to me I would much appreciate it! Thanks in
> advance!!
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TMJ ( not T and J :) means temporal mandibular joint which is
basically the top of your jaw right below your temple.  I'm betting
it just telling the MRI tech to focus on that area.  Are you having
jaw troubles?

The dye used in MRI flows throughout your body.  The dye doesn't go
strictly to your brain.  The dye enters your vein through an
Intravenous line.  The dye immediately goes to the heart where it is
pumped through your lungs, then back to the heart and then up to the
brain and the rest of the body.  You should have nothing to worry
about, millions of people a year have MRI's, one of the best non
invasive modalities there is.
Take care and good luck
Shawn Leary


--- In radiography@y..., "lissie325" <lissie325@y...> wrote:
> Judijo, Thanks for replying! You did give me some insight, when I
did
> a search on interanal auditry canal, I did find some info. When I
was
> putting in IAC, nothing was coming up. Thanks again, any info is
> appreciated!!--- In radiography@y..., jo judith <jjudijo@y...>
wrote:
> >
> >  I am a radiographer, with a specialty in mammography, so I am
not
> particularly familiar with the terms T and J, but I do know that
> contrasts are injected through an I.V. line, generally in the arm.
(I
> used to do CT scans) there is never direct injection to the
> head. "IAC", from what I know, means "internal auditory canal",
the
> canal inside your ear on the other side of the eardrum. IAC may be
an
> abbreviation for a MRI term, though.
> > I wanted you to get a reply of some sort soon, as this is not a
> very active list...I hope someone with more MRI experience helps
you
> further.
> > Regards,
> > Judijo.
> >   lissie325 <lissie325@y...> wrote: Hello, ive joined this group
> hopeing to find some information that I
> > have not been able to find elsewhere. My DR has givin me a
> > prescription for a MRI of the brain, an IAC and T and J
contrast.
> Ive
> > found information regarding the MRI, but as for the other test
he
> has
> > written on my prescription, I have no clue what they are and
what
> > they can find/ rule out. I have been told that the contrast test
> > involves some type of dye, and if thats true of course im
curious
> > why, and how do they get the dye to get into my brain. Im
mentally
> > trying to prepare myself for these test, but it has been
difficult
> to
> > do when I dont know exactly what they are. If anyone is able to
> pass
> > any information along to me I would much appreciate it! Thanks
in
> > advance!!
> >
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i have been looking for a web site or any info on ct certificates
in each state. what i am looking for is a print out on every state
that tells me what certificates i need to practice in that state. do
i need arrt, state certificate, veinapuncure, ect... hopefully
someone could help me out.  thanks, ryan corbett

I don't know of any website. Connecticut requires a
ARRT license to get a state licence.  A CT cert is not
required by the state .Most hospitals want people who
do have CT cert or eligible. Most offices don't care.

Rich
--- rcorbett28 <rcorbett28@...> wrote:
>
>   i have been looking for a web site or any info on
> ct certificates
> in each state. what i am looking for is a print out
> on every state
> that tells me what certificates i need to practice
> in that state. do
> i need arrt, state certificate, veinapuncure, ect...
> hopefully
> someone could help me out.  thanks, ryan corbett
>
>


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Either the ARRT or ASRT web site should have that information.  I know I've
pulled it up before, but can't remember from where?!  That's what happens when
you've been doing this business for 21 years!
----- Original Message -----
From: rcorbett28
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 6:27 PM
To: radiography@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Radiography] x-ray and ct techs certificates


   i have been looking for a web site or any info on ct certificates
in each state. what i am looking for is a print out on every state
that tells me what certificates i need to practice in that state. do
i need arrt, state certificate, veinapuncure, ect... hopefully
someone could help me out.  thanks, ryan corbett


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thank you i will look that up.
   KENNETH L BLAIR <kenadablair@...> wrote:
Either the ARRT or ASRT web site should have that information.  I know I've
pulled it up before, but can't remember from where?!  That's what happens when
you've been doing this business for 21 years!
----- Original Message -----
From: rcorbett28
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 6:27 PM
To: radiography@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Radiography] x-ray and ct techs certificates


   i have been looking for a web site or any info on ct certificates
in each state. what i am looking for is a print out on every state
that tells me what certificates i need to practice in that state. do
i need arrt, state certificate, veinapuncure, ect... hopefully
someone could help me out.  thanks, ryan corbett


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Hello, my name is Amanda and I am enrolling in the Radiology
Technician course that the local hospital offers. I currently work in
healthcare, but I feel that this is a great field for me. I want to
find out more about the ability to find work, if the compensation is
appropriate for the work, and any other helpful tips for my interview
for admission. Thanks

Amanda,
           right now as of today x-ray , ct techs, are at high demand.  depending
on were you live there is good opportunity and pay.hospitals
are a great place to get started, but i personally think imaging centers are a
great work place. they are usually privately owned, and can
make their own schedules. hospitals are open 24 hrs. 7 days a week. imaging
centers can and usually are closed at night and weekends.
i will tell you that it seems hard to move to management without a degree in
hospitals.  wish you the best.
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ahoward325 <ahoward325@...> wrote: Hello, my name is Amanda and I am
enrolling in the Radiology
Technician course that the local hospital offers. I currently work in
healthcare, but I feel that this is a great field for me. I want to
find out more about the ability to find work, if the compensation is
appropriate for the work, and any other helpful tips for my interview
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--- In radiography@y..., ryan corbett <rcorbett28@y...> wrote:
>
> Amanda,
>           right now as of today x-ray , ct techs, are at high
demand.  depending on were you live there is good opportunity and
pay.hospitals
> are a great place to get started, but i personally think imaging
centers are a great work place. they are usually privately owned, and
can
> make their own schedules. hospitals are open 24 hrs. 7 days a week.
imaging centers can and usually are closed at night and weekends.
> i will tell you that it seems hard to move to management without a
degree in hospitals.  wish you the best.
>           Ryan Corbett
> ahoward325 <ahoward325@y...> wrote: Hello, my name is Amanda and I
am enrolling in the Radiology
> Technician course that the local hospital offers. I currently work
in
> healthcare, but I feel that this is a great field for me. I want to
> find out more about the ability to find work, if the compensation
is
> appropriate for the work, and any other helpful tips for my
interview
> for admission. Thanks
>
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If this is the kind of posts that are allowed here, I will drop my
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> WEATHER IS GOOD. AND THE
> FOOD AND RESTAURANTS AND CLUBS ARE OUT OF THIS
> WORLD. IF INTERESTED IN
> WORKING IN LAS VEGAS PLEASE CONTACT ME. ALL
> MODALITIES WELCOME.
>
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Hello everyone, I'm starting school for my RT at a 2 year private
school degree program in Washington State this fall.  I'm 24, and
have a bachelor's degree in an unrelated field.  I would like to
become as marketable as possible, and learn as much as I can about
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What's the best way to learn this type of information?  Are there any
great magazines I can subscribe to?

Also..I'm interested in learning more about traveling programs.  I
currently get the free publication, Healthcare Traveler,  but I'm
looking for more information.  Also, are there any international
travel companies?  How difficult would it be to work overseas (either
temp or perm), either through a volunteer or paid program?  What
about Canada?

Any feedback appreciated!

Songwolff

I am a RT who would like to learn MRI.  I was considering ordering
the at-home study course MR CrossTrainer put out by Medical Imaging
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Thanks.

Barb

I am a recruiter and I am always seeking radiology techs that would
be willing to travel anywhere in the United States.  Our contracts
usually last anywhere from 6 weeks to 8 months and include such
places as Hawaii, Florida, California etc.  We will pay for your
state licenses (if needed), all of your travel, accomodations, etc.
We also provide paid vacations, referral bonuses, health insurance
reimbursement and PREMIUM WAGES.

Please contact me ASAP if you are interested.  I will need a copy of
your resume, when you can start and what area of the US you would
like to go to.

Thanks!!!

--Hi..I am very much interested in what you offer...
Can u  give me more info...for south african trained radiographers..
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Thanks

--- vrtrevino <vrtrevino@...> wrote:
> I am a recruiter and I am always seeking radiology
> techs that would
> be willing to travel anywhere in the United States.
> Our contracts
> usually last anywhere from 6 weeks to 8 months and
> include such
> places as Hawaii, Florida, California etc.  We will
> pay for your
> state licenses (if needed), all of your travel,
> accomodations, etc.
> We also provide paid vacations, referral bonuses,
> health insurance
> reimbursement and PREMIUM WAGES.

thanks for your email. i'm also looking for the right
person where can i apply as RT in the United States. I
want in Florida, California and New Jersey. Where can
i send my resume? i have so many friends here in Davao
who wants to go in the states and practice our
profession there. Thanks.
>
> Please contact me ASAP if you are interested.  I
> will need a copy of
> your resume, when you can start and what area of the
> US you would
> like to go to.
>
> Thanks!!!
>
>
>
>


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--- Mary Joy Cimafranca <joycyms@...> wrote:
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> --- vrtrevino <vrtrevino@...> wrote:
> > I am a recruiter and I am always seeking radiology
> > techs that would
> > be willing to travel anywhere in the United
> States.
> > Our contracts
> > usually last anywhere from 6 weeks to 8 months and
> > include such
> > places as Hawaii, Florida, California etc.  We
> will
> > pay for your
> > state licenses (if needed), all of your travel,
> > accomodations, etc.
> > We also provide paid vacations, referral bonuses,
> > health insurance
> > reimbursement and PREMIUM WAGES.
>
> thanks for your email. i'm also looking for the
> right
> person where can i apply as RT in the United States.
> I
> want in Florida, California and New Jersey. Where
> can
> i send my resume? i have so many friends here in
> Davao
> who wants to go in the states and practice our
> profession there. Thanks.
> >
> > Please contact me ASAP if you are interested.  I
> > will need a copy of
> > your resume, when you can start and what area of
> the
> > US you would
> > like to go to.
> >
> > Thanks!!!
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
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