u/shemanigans_revenge

What can someone do with a BMET Associates degree besides an onsite BMET? I have a career but wanted something to avoid AI and offshoring. I want to go directly into imaging or PACS Admin but it looks like everyone wants experience first.

I don't want to be a PM donkey or working on swapping batteries for two years to prove something that's already true. $30/hour is not enough and I'm too old for something too physical.