royalgeorge wrote:
Go t ofreida and you can get info about nuclear medicine.
Jobs are very limited in this field that is why this is so non competitive, so if you need a visa or have geographic limitations ditch this.
Thanks george!
Could you also let me know that If private practice isn't the goal, then Hows nuc med? I want to stick with the teaching institution, also I'm intersted in research! Isn't it a good option then? If you know/think of any loopholes please let us know!
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| royalgeorge
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IF you do not require visa then chances are brighter.
The main problem is the radiologists too can read nuclear medicine, so getting jobsare difficult.
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royalgeorge wrote:
IF you do not require visa then chances are brighter.
The main problem is the radiologists too can read nuclear medicine, so getting jobsare difficult.
THe loophole is I do require a visa! An H1 /J1..
Anyways I'll try my luck! Thanks George!!!!
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Getting visa and spot all are possible, but will you get a job with visa at end of course is the question.
Best of luck, if you plan to go for it, just to remind you you neeed a pgy1 position too.
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