Me too! 😂🤍

congratulations! ☺️

Congratulations! ☺️

I’m going in a vet assistant program and I have to buy scrubs so I yeah it’s helpful!!

Congratulations!! Thank you so much 🤍

Sooo comfy, right?!

I do too! 🤩 thank you!!

@@JuliaKristine omg totally random but did you ever get that aloe Vera spike out of your arm? Just watched that video again and was like oh damn what happened lol.

I dug around and didn’t get much out! 😂 either it was super tiny or just irritated!!

thanks for watching, Lucie! 🤍

They’re so cute!!

Congratulations!! Good luck to you 🤍☺️

they're literally SO comfy!

I feel like they were slightly big! I would order down

small on top & bottom :)

I’ve never heard of it! I’ll definitely have to look into it & try!

That will depend what program you're in. I had to purchase my own! Otherwise if the program supplies them for you, the cost is included with tuition!

@@JuliaKristine Makes sense but how do scrubs cost like 160$? Well it says uniform but it better include like two pairs of scrubs and my lab coat 🤦🏾‍♀️

@@rachelletyson3041 Very true! I would (and hope!) that that price is for more than one pair!

Small

Small for both

Julia Kristine thank you for replying! 💖 I was going to buy some today!!

They’re decent scrubs! I’ve found Cherokee Infinity are my favorite though ☺️

Julia Kristine ooh I’ll check those out too then! 🤗

I'm 5'3"! I have longer legs in comparison to my torso, so petites are way too short on me haha

Thank you! 🤍

My school was like that too. I got the school scrubs initially & then color matched them with my own better fitting scrubs. :)

We had to wear brown scrubs for my program, but it’s so nice once you finally get to buy styles you prefer ☺️

ShinbiBelldandy that’s a great idea! I’ve done that for the pants but our tops have a stamping/embroidered school logo so no such luck there.

Julia Kristine oh man brown sounds terrible! I’m so glad you get to wear black now. It’s so stylish and sleek

Julia Kristine OMG, I had to wear brown at my old job & this lady in HR was such a bitch over it. Every brand has their own interpretation of color & I found a really nice brown, but she made me buy new scrubs because she said "they look burgundy to me." It was such a waste of money, but I wasn't getting fired over a damn color. I always donate my scrubs because I take good care of them, so they didn't go to waste, but still they're pricey

Google "rad tech interview" questions!

Thank you!

I've noticed this is particularly the case in very small clinics. I didn't mind as it kept me busy, since I had around 4 xrays per week.. and that was during a good week. Helping with nursing and lab duties kept me busy, but you have a point! I would have loved to be busy with x-ray. Since I've uploaded this video, I have found a new position where I'll be training into CT, then eventually MRI

That's how the medical field works for almost everyone that's in it. I'm a CMA (certified Medical Assistant and I have my Associates degree and the certification on top since it's required) and I work in the front and back office. I've done xrays, nurse triage line for 5 physicians (by myself along with my normal job duties), medication refills, put orders in for different procedures, assist with procedures, suture and staple removal, Injections, phlebotomy, urinalysis (we didn't always send urines out either AKA a lot of this is done in the office (unless it was a culture and sensitivity which was drawn up in the office, I'd put the order in, and then send it out), ultrasounds, forms, referrals, scheduling, prior authorizations, inputting new patient paperwork into the EMR system, scanning docs into the EMR system, training soon to be graduate MA's and LPN's or new co-workers, ran a lab (myself) while also in charge of running 3 different physicians (myself), casting, DME, dressing wounds, filing paper charts and paperwork in these charts (before everything was done electronically and some offices still use paper charts), check in and check out, transcription, stocking and cleaning up around the office, ordering supplies, calling patients to let them know their test results, or if a prescription was sent to their pharmacy, confirm appointments with the patient and/or the office the patient was referred to, worst case scenario is you end up making the appointment for the patient at another office and then let the patient know, STAT referrals for different tests, etc. We don't get paid anywhere near what xray techs get paid either and most people have no idea what an MA is, they refer to us as nurses (which we are not). Oh and don't forget the walk In patients or just nurse visits which are randomly placed in between normal appointments (the patient’s usually come in for a BP check, UA, EKG, spirometry, and the most popular is blood work). I get where you're coming from, but they didn't just do this to xray techs and it cuts costs because they don't need to hire another person for one specific job (they will utilize you in every way possible in this field).

And nobody gets paid for the extra work that needs to be done (anything outside of your job description). That's the medical field.