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Would you recommend people going into the radiologist technician field? is it true you need to pay to be re-certified every 2 years?
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Radiology tech: I don't think you need to pay every two years. What you do need is a review of the several local programs to decide which might be best for you. Make sure you have studied radiology.
Answered 1/17/2017
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