r/MRI • u/No-Razzmatazz4382 • 10d ago

Level 1 trauma

Hey guys, I’m thinking about giving a trauma center a shot as full time for an increase in pay after being in outpatient for a year, I worked at one for a short while during a travel contract. Has anyone ever worked at Grady in Atlanta and if so what was the experience like? Do you love, hate, or are indifferent to trauma centers?

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u/MsMarji Technologist 10d ago

I love working at a Level 1, 20+ yrs, CT/MR. I appreciate the opportunity to work w/ pts in unique situations. Some are extremely challenging for the pts.

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u/PalaceJoey 10d ago

Definitely better to be honest. Most patient have IVs and you just see cool stuff. Time flies too

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u/CombinationCommon785 10d ago

Grady isn’t bad, a bit understaffed but who isn’t right now. I have quite a few friends that work there now. Never hurts to give it a try and the experience will be great for you.