Nowadays, people have a variety of different career option to choose from and are no longer as limited by restrictive societal, religious, familial, or personal beliefs that may limit career choices. Gone are the days when men only did certain jobs and women stayed home to care for the children and the home. Not only are men taking on a number of different non-traditional roles but women have now become a large and powerful part of the American workforce.
In terms of career options, many people are now choosing entrepreneurial ventures in field that they love, whether it’s creating a new product or providing a new kind of services such as lifestyle or image consulting. However some people are still choosing to go more traditional routes by attending college or a technical trade school in order to pursue careers as paralegals, CNC machinists, mechanics, and CAT scan technologists.
For many people choosing a career path in the latter means an increased sense of job security, unmatched benefits, and the priceless feeling of stability. That’s not to say that entrepreneurs can’t experience these same advantages while owning and operating their business, but traditional careers are more of a foolproof way to experience these benefits. And after the devastating fallout of the Great Recession of the mid 2000s, many career and job seekers now crave an even stronger sense of security and stability after seeing that taken from them or someone they knew during the massive layoffs and budget cuts that came with the Recession.
And what better way to avoid or prevent the disappointment of a layoff than to embark on a career path that is essentially Recession proof? Great examples of this include essential personnel services such as lawyers, legal professionals, firefighters, truck drivers, skilled laborers such as machinists, law enforcement officers, first responders, and medical professionals such as doctors, nurses, and CAT scan technologists.
A career as a CAT scan technologist
What does working in the field of highly advanced 3d scanning services have to offer? The question really is what doesn’t it offer? CAT scan technologist is an exciting field of study and work that allows employees to learn about and have access to the most advanced 3d scanning technology — such as
industrial CT scanning inspections to ensure proper machine function — that is used to test and accurately diagnose patients. This is a great and exciting field for people that have a caring, compassionate heart and tech oriented mind. CAT scan technologists have an opportunity to use their tech aptitude and knowledge of the human body to help doctors save lives.
Becoming a CAT scan technologists starts with getting good grades in high school. Earning a high school diploma and taking classes in biology, math, and psychology in high school can help students prepare for college course load on their way to becoming certified CAT scan technologists.
Many high schools even offer vocational training programs that allow prospective CAT scan technologists to learn about important, on the job tasks such as industrial CT scanning inspections to ensure the machine is actually working as it should. Though most hospitals and medical facilities that offer CAT and MRI scanning contract or outsource industrial CT scanning inspections to a firm that specializes in machine maintenance, a prospective or current CAT scan technologist can benefit from learning about industrial CT scanning inspections and what they mean in terms of machine failure or poor performance.
After high school, those who want to become a certified CAT scan technologist must go onto college in order to learn about the ins and outs of field — such as
industrial CT scanning inspections — and obtain an associate’s degree in radiology. Although you can attend a four year radiology program, the minimum for becoming a certified CAT scan technologist is only two years. Within those two years, students will combine classroom study with real life clinical practice.
Once certified and working, CAT scan technologist can expect to earn high salaries of roughly $60,000 annually. This also includes excellent health benefits packages.