Radiation Therapist Career Goal Report

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My primary goal as a student would be to get involved in clubs and organization, at the same time work towards career goal of being a Radiation Therapist through the Department of Radiation Sciences. I am currently taking Pharmacy Technician class, which helps me get a better understanding of the medical field. I am also planning to volunteer at INOVA's Hospital Elder Life Program to get experience in a hospital environment. During my time in VCU I plan to work hard towards my goals and succeeding at it by involving in every opportunity VCU has to offer. VCU is perfect for me because it offers programs that are perfect for my career goals it will help me get on the right path. I am very passionate about achieving my goals and making my family

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