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7 hidden reasons people quit their jobs -- and how to prevent it
There are seven hidden reasons why most employees quit their jobs, a trend that in radiology is exacerbating the shortage of radiologic technologists (RTs). But in a July 10 presentation at AHRA 2022, Maureen Firth offered tips for improving the recruiting and retention of RTs.

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