How much money do radiologists make?
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Well, hard as in 4 years of college, 4 years of med school, ~6 years after that.  I'm not an MD though.  Depends on where you are, around radiologists make a good living, about 200k i think.  It depends on the location and what they do, some radiologists have their own pratice, some work at a hospital.  If you have your own practice i guess you can make more.  But trust me you'll never survive the 10 years of education reqd if all you care about is the money.  Also all the student loans you'll haev to pay off...it will take a long time before you will be able to actually make that income.
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In London, UK the rates are pretty good. Newly qualified start at about 40,000 USD and the most senior consultant radiographers reach a ceiling of about 96,000 USD.
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A lot.  Then again it wouldn't really matter if you made that much.  It's like 7 times what a normal person makes.
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Average PhD in physics makes about $43.50/hour.
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I'm radiologic technologist. I hink if you would like work in radiological field you should o for it.
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That would depend of what kind of radiology you are talking about, simple xrays or MRIs or radiation oncology? I mean radiology is a pretty vast field.  Anyway, my father is an MD with a Ph.D. in Physics.  www.aapm.org (american association of physicists in medicine)  www.ampi.org.in is a india specific website for medical physics which is what the bulk of radiology is...
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Docs in different fields make different salaries:\n\nFamily doc/Pediatrician - 100,000 - 150,000\n\nER doc - 250,000\n\nNeurosurgeon - 350,000+
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According to the Occupational Outlook Handbook, the growth in demand for speech-language pathologists will grow "about as fast as the average for all occupations."\n\nIn terms of income, the middle 50% earned between 42000-65000/ year.
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I am a radiographer in a Level 1 trauma center earning an average of $41.00 per hour, so a million times, YES, I think it's worth it.  I don't know a single college graduate who is making more money than I am, and I'm actually happy at my job!  The work is challenging, interesting and rewarding, both emotionally and financially.  Also, there are many opportunities for advancement in the field which don't require much more education (I am currently 6 months into a 1 year certificate program in Radiation Therapy.) Good luck!
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I do know medics in the southeast are making between 30k and 40k per year.  I would venture to say this is a standard figure across the nation unless you are in one of the big cites, ie: NYC, LA, Dallas and so on.  Having said that, WE NEED NURSES!!!
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Ultrasound or Sonography is a good field to get into. unlike other radiology programs Ultrasound doesn't have radiation effect on your health. There are many schools in US depending where you go there might be different requirement. In california UCSD, Loma Linda University, Orange county college have almost the same requirements. You have to have a bachelor degree in any subject, or two years of alied health background to be qualified to get in the program. The program it self is one year full time with practical hours. Once you graduate you can make from $30 to $40 an hour depending on where and who you work for. Good luck.
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According to the US Department of Labor Occupational Handbook:\n\n"Median annual earnings of cartographers and photogrammetrists were $46,080 in May 2004. The middle 50 percent earned between $35,160 and $59,830. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $28,210 and the highest 10 percent earned more than $74,440.\n\nMedian annual earnings of surveyors were $42,980 in May 2004. The middle 50 percent earned between $31,940 and $57,190. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $24,640 and the highest 10 percent earned more than $71,640. Median hourly earnings of surveyors employed in architectural, engineering, and related services were $41,710 in May 2004.\n\nMedian annual earnings of surveying and mapping technicians were $30,380 in May 2004. The middle 50 percent earned between $23,600 and $40,100. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $19,140, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $51,070. Median annual earnings of surveying and mapping technicians employed in architectural, engineering, and related services were $28,610 in May 2004, while those employed by local governments had median annual earnings of $34,810."
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I work in radiology, and we value our transcriptionists.  Many transcriptionists can work from home, therefore set their own hours.  Go to the links I provided to learn more about this career....\n\nAnd go here for average salaries:\n\nhttp://www.mayoclinic.org/train-medsecy-rst/salary.html\n\nhttp://www.payscale.com/salary-survey/vid-38262/fid-6886
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A radiologist is a doctor that reads or interprets diagnostic imaging films. ie xrays, mammos, cat scans, mris, ultrasound films.  A Radiographer or radiologic technologist takes the xrays.  You go to school for 2 yrs in most states to an accredited program and most graduates now earn an Associates Degree.  You must then sit for your boards from the ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists).  If you pass you are then an R.T. (Registered Technologist).  You start out taking plain diagnostic films but there are many specialties to on to.  Nuclear medicine, Radiation Therapy, MRI, CT, Mammos for women.  Most areas of the county you do make a decent salary for only 2 yrs of education.  And its a skill that's always in demand you can always find work anywhere you go.  You will spend 90% of your work day interacting with people.  They are often sick and cranky.  This can be a physically and mentally demanding profession.  But it supported me and my child when I was a single parent.  And my entire family when my husband started his own business.  It is a constantly changing field that if you never lose your basic skills you will  never fail to have gainful employment.  Just like every other career some days you feel you've done a good thing and other days you are completely frustrated and ready to give up.  I hope this helps and wish you luck with whatever career you choose.
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Yes, it is. It depends on what part of the medical field you are looking at. They make some BIG BUCKS. I mean a lot. So I believe that you will do well in that field. My sister is going into the medical field as well, and she is going into veterinary and medicine/pre-med. In the medical field, they make about $40,000-$65,000 a year. But yes, they do make good money in that field.
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It depends on where they are working, which state or province, whether they have a private clinic or work in the education system or health care system.  Where I live starting salary in a government job would be about $45,000 and could probably go as high as $75,000 in the richer jurisdictions, but I expect they make more money if they are in private practice.
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Here are the top 10 paying jobs in the country. All of these will end up far over 150K when you include all bonus, benifits, etc. \n\nAnesthesiologists $70.01+  $145,600+\nInternists, General $70.01+  $145,600+\nObstetricians and Gynecologists $70.01+  $145,600+\nOral and Maxillofacial Surgeons $70.01+  $145,600+\nOrthodontists $70.01+  $145,600+  \nProsthodontists $70.01+  $145,600+\nPsychiatrists $70.01+  $145,600+  \nSurgeons $70.01+  $145,600+  \nChief Executives $68.18    $141,800\nPhysicians and Surgeons, All Other $67.10    $139,600