Radiology

Hi Amit,
Financially, it is a very sound bet. Let me tell you a simple example, Gynecology. The last I know, it costed roughly around 1 crore, about a couple of years back.
Now, how do the doctors make the money back? One simple half an hour procedure costs roughly Rs 20,000 for half an hour procedure in a developing city like Indore, when there are no complications involved.
Out of that, 10,000 goes as it is to the doctor's pocket. Even if the doctors handles 12 deliveries/abortions in a day, that amounts to more than 1,20,000 to the doctor for 6 hrs of work. Of course, doctors can do more procedures than that, but they also have to spend sometime with the patient and family members, so let's assume this to be the lower boundary.
So, yes, that donation is every bit worth it, financially. If you can't afford it, beg, borrow, steal, no other investment gives better returns.
*Small Rant*:
I don't have any issues with Doctors making a fat amount. Really. If they can give better service, they should be paid. My analysis might be wrong and based only few sample points.
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Wish You Luck!

Hiii Boney,
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There are concerns about the exposure to radiation but this is closely monitored and checked from time-to-time. Radiographers working in government hospitals can earn somewhere between Rs. 8,000-15,000 per month. After two to three years of practice, the remuneration can go up to Rs. 30000-40000 per month. Those with a diploma or certificates can start as assistants earning Rs. 3,000 to 5,000 per month. Private hospitals and clinics offer more lucrative pay packages to radiographers. After this You can do MSc in Radiation technology from a recognized institute, & can apply as an Assistant Professor in Medical Imaging if there is a vacancy. Moreover, you must practically learn to do MRI, CT scan, PET or you can go for Radiotherapy if you have a theoretical knowledge about it.
Is it enough Boney.