Of course, there are also technicians in imaging. The so-called technicians are "filming" in the eyes of the public. Technicians are technicians who complete the shooting work, not completely doctors. Of course, this is contact with patients. I don't know whether you study technology or diagnosis. If the diagnosis major is a doctor, or a technician.
But imaging is more than that. As one of the most important auxiliary medical examinations, there are many special imaging examinations that need to contact patients. However, the arrangement of doctors in each hospital is different, and some do. Therefore, as an imaging doctor, whether to do these special examinations is decided according to the hospital system. In other words, whether Jenny can contact patients is determined according to the hospital system. Let me give you an example. In some hospitals, HSG is done by gynecologists, and in some hospitals, it is done by radiology.
These special tests include UGI and LGI. HSG, IVP, DSA, CT guided puncture and so on.
In addition, there is a very advanced surgical technique in imaging, which is intervention. This is an independent ward, no different from the clinical department. If your future development direction is intervention, it is no different to be a complete clinician. However, cardiac intervention has been classified as cardiology, and what we usually call bypass surgery is actually the content of imaging.
In addition, don't underestimate imaging. In college, you learn more than the clinic, and the exam is more difficult than the clinic. It's not that easy.
Working hours should be relatively easy for doctors.
How to survive in the hospital after postgraduate entrance examination? Hehe, to what extent can it be promoted? Let's just say that as long as you have the ability, the dean is fine. Everything depends on strength. I know that the deans of many big hospitals are involved in departments.
If you are an interventional doctor with a low position in a hospital, you must do well, but if you are a technician, you must be ignored. So how far you can go depends on your level.
Finally, I want to say that doctors are not an ideal career if they want fame, profit and money. Whether it is the doctor-patient relationship or the actual employment situation of doctors, it is still very difficult to be a doctor. Let's talk about it now. I don't know anymore. Moreover, as a doctor, you must have the dedication to save the world, at least the spirit of saving the wounded and dying, and have a pure ideal purpose. If it's for fame and fortune, it's better to be cautious. Otherwise, after working as a doctor for several years, you will be disappointed in this career. Countless people disappeared into the profession of doctors in this process.