This younger sister, I am now a student (girl) of 06-level imaging in North Sichuan Medical College. Imaging is indeed a major with a good employment rate in our school, but it's not my complaint. I went to the double election last year. Although there are indeed many hospitals to recruit people, many of them say that they only recruit boys. For example, there are more than 20 girls in our grade/kloc-0, so many girls have squeezed a few jobs, which makes my heart ache. We are all like this now, and it is estimated that it will not be much better in five years. Really, I have worked so hard to read so many books, spent more tuition than other institutions, and finally I have to bear the employment rate of the school 100%, but I may not find the end of my job. I don't know what to say. In addition, studying medicine is really hard, because medicine is not like other disciplines, and there are too many things to remember. I am a science student, and studying medicine has turned me into a real liberal arts student. Moreover, studying medicine can't last a lifetime just by studying in school for a few years, because many diseases are still in the research stage, and you need to keep learning and keep pace with the times. Even if you don't say the above high-sounding reasons, to put it bluntly, doctors have to take the qualification certificate of practicing doctors and evaluate professional titles. These are all exams every few years. I need to read books for the exam, and there are still many things to do after work. How can I have so much energy and time? Now I am an intern in the hospital, and the teacher is going to take the exam of deputy chief physician. She has to take care of more than ten patients every day, go to the clinic every week, and read books and review when she comes home. In the future, an imaging doctor should not only take the qualification certificate of practicing doctor but also take the qualification certificate of using large equipment, but he is often regarded as a person between doctors and technicians by patients. Once, a teacher told us a story. A patient took pictures in the afternoon and urged the film results when he got off work. He said to the imaging doctor, "Master, hurry up, the doctor over there is going to get off work." Ah, a doctor, too. Also, when studying, we learned less clinical knowledge than clinical medicine majors, but there will be the same questions as clinical exams in the future, and you need to learn a lot by yourself. The medical environment is not good now. Working in a hospital, you have to deal with the doctor-patient relationship. You're exhausted anyway.

I'm sorry, I'm too negative, which may dampen your enthusiasm. If you have anything else, just ask.