Radiographer

And then enjoyed diagnostic.

And then the principal of the school was really supportive of radiographers dual qualifying.

So at that time, you could go and train to be a therapeutic radiographer on top of your diagnostic training.

And it was another year and a half.

I then went to be a service manager at the Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading as the radiotherapy services manager.

A very different hospital, but a really, again, a really different experience.

It was fantastic to be given the opportunity to lead a team of radiographers there.

It was a fairly small team at that time.

Yeah.

Also, out of nowhere in here, there's a bit about how John Kramer could have lived longer if the x-ray tech who was looking at his x-rays hadn't mislabeled his x-ray.

Right.

And so he swapped the labels on the film so that The one with the really visible tumor was someone else's name on it.

This isn't something where they were like, you're going to die immediately.

That's not what you can do about it.

We are conspicuously not shown the X-Ray Tech's face.

And that's going to be revealed in a bit.