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<description>Hey everyone!
I&#039;m currently a 10th grader in south florida, and I was wondering if any of you guys now how the market is right now for jobs? I&#039;m really interested in this field. Also, how did you get started in this field? Did most of you start with an ARRT program?</description>
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<description>[QUOTE who=&#034;almeasley in Orlando, Florida&#034;]Hello! I have been very interested in going back to school for Radiation Therapy for a few years now.  I currently have a BS in Exercise Physiology and 9 years of clnical experience.  I have been looking at going to Keiser In Melbourne,Fl. Does anyone have any experience with this school? Also, would anyone recommend be getting x-ray certified first and then working on my RT online? I would LOVE to be able to take online classes and find a clinical rotation near me. Any schools out there do that? Can you get RT online without being a registered xray tech?  Help me please!![/QUOTE]

Whether you go directly for therapy or do diagnostic first is a personal choice.  It almost never gives an advantage when looking for a job.  Washburn University out of Topeka, KS does have an online program for therapy but you have to be diagnostic registered first.  Good luck!</description>
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<description>Hello! I have been very interested in going back to school for Radiation Therapy for a few years now.  I currently have a BS in Exercise Physiology and 9 years of clnical experience.  I have been looking at going to Keiser In Melbourne,Fl. Does anyone have any experience with this school? Also, would anyone recommend be getting x-ray certified first and then working on my RT online? I would LOVE to be able to take online classes and find a clinical rotation near me. Any schools out there do that? Can you get RT online without being a registered xray tech?  Help me please!!</description>
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