motasem_rad

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Country and place of work

Palestine - GAZA

How long have you been a radiographer?

5 years.

Where did you train?

GAZA - AL-Azhar University ...

http://www.alazhar.edu.ps/arabic/

How long was your training?

2 years.

What do you enjoy most about your job?

Helping those in-need, patient are all in-need, they need good professional health care ... Working in hospital, being apart of a professional diagnostic team, and MAKING My JOB DONE Perfectly ...

What is the most challenging/difficult part of your job and why?

In my country violence dominates ... being flexible enough to deal with anger, unexpected people reactions, and giving the optimal perfect service, ALL that at once is a big challenge ...

WHY ??? mmm, cuz I live in a tough society ...

How many patients do you help each week approximately?

about 300 patients plain xray ( my part only ) ...
about 50 CT patinets ( my part only ) ...

What is the most memorable or happiest moment of your radiography career and why?

I think it is a moment of ...

1. Surely, clarifying that patient is clear ...
2. Making SMILE after crying ...
3. Sayng "THANK YOU with TEARS" from an old woman ...

Actually, being there to help and make people satisfied of what I did to them is always making me happy ...

If you could change or improve one thing about your working life, what would it be?

Getting out to the surface ... Having more chances for a master degree ... Getting my country ready for all medical imaging and therapeutic modalities ...

Have you ever worked as a radiographer outside your home country? If not, have you considered it?

NO, I never been out for work ... But, Yes ... I thought I might find a place in Europe ...

What advice would you give to someone thinking about becoming a radiographer?

Go ahead ... it a COOOOOOL job ...

How do you see the role of the radiographer/technologist developing in the future?

... FAST pace going ...