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Heather Mayer, DOTmed News Reporter | September 10, 2010
Maynard attributes this stability to two main factors: the uncertainty of the new health care legislation and a poor economy, which is driving people to remain in the workforce.
Because of the four-to five-year educational and training tracks in radiology, when the workforce inevitably faces a shortage, it will take several years to satisfy the growing demand.
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“I’ve done surveys before, and measuring the workforce and its needs is extremely difficult,” Maynard says.
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