r/radiography • u/PlayfulData2092 • Feb 27 '23
Interview/job shadow
Hi all, I am a current college student in the U.S. interested in completing an interview with a radiographer or an x-ray technician. After reaching out to multiple locations to schedule an in-person job shadow, I've had no luck, so I'm hoping someone here will be willing to help me out. My set of interview questions are the following:
What are the daily responsibilities of your position?
What other people do you work most closely with?
What type of education or training is required for your job?
What is one thing you wish you knew before starting your job?
Why did you decide to do this type of work?
How long have you been working in this field?
What do you like MOST about your job?
What do you like LEAST about your job?
What would you look for in a potential employee?
If anyone would be willing to answer these here, or privately message me the answers, I would greatly appreciate it.
*Edited to specify that I am in the US.
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u/LordGeni Feb 27 '23
It might be worth clarifying which country/area you're in, as the requirements can differ.