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Date Posted: 07:01:05 11/07/11 Mon
Author: The Chief
Subject: Excellent. There are always jobs in the medical field. And there are usually lots of opportnities for internships, volunteering, candy-striping and such. All that hands-on will boost her resume.
In reply to: TF 's message, "She wants to get her bachelors in radiology. She wants to get a job, maybe pulling weekend call, then she can go back to school if she wants to zero in on a particular area like CT imaging or MRI maybe even ultra sound/sonography. She was wanting to do Radiation Therapy but she got thinking about all the kids she may have to treat and it would hurt her heart too much." on 21:45:03 11/06/11 Sun


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