Breaking the Cycle of Poor Leadership in the Radiology Industry

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Breaking the Cycle of Poor Leadership in the Radiology Industry
On this episode of A Couple of Rad Techs Podcast, the hosts discuss leadership and the importance of learning from mistakes to become a better supervisor. The episode concludes with advice for young techs entering the industry and the importance of being deliberate and conscious in growing their careers.
Raymond Farquharson is the Director of Diagnostic Imaging with a long and impressive history in the field. He graduated from Howard University and has an extensive knowledge of a wide variety of radiology techniques. As a guest on A Couple of Rad Techs Podcast, Raymond provides insight into the world of radiology from a unique perspective. He also runs an amazing business that is sure to impress. Stay tuned to learn more about Raymond Farquharson and his contributions to the field of radiology.
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