Betta reco’nize. ✊ #RN #badge #SNGH #nfkgen #oncology (Taken with Instagram)

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A CT scanner uses radiation to produce a three-dimensional image of the insides of the human body. X-rays are fired through the body, and scanners pick up the path of the rays, leading to a detailed image of the body. It can be used to detect and diagnose epilepsy, Alzheimer’s disease, cancers, heart disease and medical issue.

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!!!

Less than 3 hours post-interview, I received my official position offer at Norfolk General’s Oncology Unit 6RP.

YAY FOR EMPLOYMENT! Hahah.

Feelin’ way too grown up & way too awesome.

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Betta reco’nize. ✊ #RN #badge #SNGH #nfkgen #oncology (Taken with Instagram)

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A CT scanner uses radiation to produce a three-dimensional image of the insides of the human body. X-rays are fired through the body, and scanners pick up the path of the rays, leading to a detailed image of the body. It can be used to detect and diagnose epilepsy, Alzheimer’s disease, cancers, heart disease and medical issue.

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