Recently switching careers
Going from a bachelors in Graphic Design that ending up leaving me with no real career. I loved art, and I think i should have kept it as a hobby to retain its charm. But i also had an interest in health and science. As a kid, I thought maybe I’d become a veterinarian because I love animals. But then I thought about how I am not really the person to want to cut someone/animals open or deal with body fluids. So I did some research on what I thought would be fitting for a person like myself, and I came across to sonography. I was recently accepted into a tech college to start my prerequisites. I’m choosing to do echo cardiology. I want to eventually work with just the Pediatrics. Maybe I will expand my specialties as school progresses.
But can someone give me an idea on how life is in reality as an echo cardiologist? I always see mix views. I understand that it can be a toll on the body. But would you say it’s less of an emotional toll when it comes to patients? I know everywhere is different. Preferably I’d wanna work in a clinic if that are returning comes to me. I’m just looking for some personal experience stories. I don’t really want to be talked out of it, but I do want to know what I’m signing myself up for.