r/TravelRadiology

Should I travel?

Been in CT for 17 years and same level 1 trauma (1300 beds). I’ve been a lead tech for 7 years. Every shift is a god damn shit show dealing with newer techs and/or lazy techs. Been toying going travel because im burnt out and just overall losing interest in my job. I’m only familiar with Siemens scanners..mainly Force, AS+, Flash. I know very little on old GE. I wouldn’t know shit about other scanners. Wondering with travel you feel less burnt out? How is it learning new scanners? Overall are the people happy to have help or are they just a bunch of assholes?

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u/ERT1979 — 3 days ago