¶ … passion lie? Answering this question was not difficult for me. My passion is helping other people and making a difference in the lives of others through meaningful work. My other passion is scientific technology, as I am fascinated and exhilarated by the advances in technology that have continually furthered the healthcare field, resulting in more effective care of patients. From these passions stemmed my decision to pursue studies in radiation technology. This field of work would allow me to bring these two passions together in a practical, applied manner in a workplace environment that is exciting, dynamic, and inspiring. The continual opportunities for learning in the field are also appealing to me, as I am very curious and keenly seek out new knowledge enthusiastically. This application to the radiology technology program is the first step toward my achievement of a fulfilling career I can grow with.
The ability to actually see bones and tissues within the body intrigued me and I wanted to learn more. I have always been keenly interested in anatomy and physiology, always seeking out knowledge as to how the body works, and why certain things sometimes do not function correctly within the body. Learning radiology technology would give me the opportunity to gain an in-depth, detailed knowledge of anatomy and physiology as it is applied to imaging and diagnosis of injuries and ailments. The possibility of developing this extensive knowledge and being able to apply within a profession where I would work directly with patients and physicians excites and motivates me. The technological complexity of the field and the tasks required daily on the job would provide me with a welcome…
