Medical Equipment Technologist

My boyfriend said the pay scale is low in Mexico, but could I survive if I moved there (Cancun)?
Seriously…i wanna catch fish and drift asleep watching the ocean. Alice In Cancun is sooo lucky. Maybe she will answer this? I have a degree as a medical technologist (scientist lab stuff) and my boyfriend worked for Toyota company and now works for Finco which are buyers/re-marketers of various assets, including but limited to:
Construction equipment
Machine tools
Broadcast video and audio equipment
Computer equipment
Vehicles
Boats
Aircraft
Sooo could we have a chance…just guestimating? What do the houses go for around Cancun….for something 2 bedroom like. Just getting some ideas. Thanks.
Dang Charlie…you are great…can i carry you along with me…you are a bunny right? Thanks.
Well, here you go…you asked for it!
Living in paradise is wonderful without a doubt! However, even in paradise there is a “darkside.”
One of the darksides is this…Immigrations. Unless you can prove that you can bring in almost $3,000 USD per month into your bank account (per couple) and this is owning your own home you will not be allowed to legally stay here. And…you will not make that unless you work Timeshare (during high season) or work illegally…
My story:
In February this year my husband and I needed to renew our FM3. His was approved without a hitch…2-weeks and he was done for another year. Me? Over 90-days! I kept having to provide more and more, crazy stuff to be translated by an offical government approved translator ($25.00usd per page) so very frustrating.
And this is just a small part…
Check out a couple of local websites:
http://www.cancuncare.com
http://www.cancunassist.com
Housing costs, depends on the neighborhood (supermananza SM). I live in the city of Cancun not the hotel zone in a good area close to Plaza Las Americas, resturants, grocery stores, bus stops and taxis. We own a 2-bedroom, 2-bath with attached maids quarters (maid not included). There are 2-buildings with 6-departmentos (condos) each, a common area with pool and BBQ. If there was one for sale…around $150,000 to $200,000 usd. Houses across the street in a new development start at $220,000… (Note: we were very, very lucky and didn’t have to pay near that much…many years ago.)
Across town in the “older part” prices are much less $50,000 to $100,000, which will need to be fixed up!
Rents…in SM32 (nice older, neighborhood) $450 our neighborhood $1,000.00 month…bring your own light bulbs. No kidding- there is a chance that the light switch covers are missing too.
Hotel Zone…millions and all grocery stores, schools, doctors are in El Centro.
Check out those local sites and ask questions of other Expats living is Cancun.
Sorry…spell check is not working for me today.
Medical Equipment Repairer Careers Overview
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Full Stereo System with CD Changer Equipped for both patient and operator comfort, the Full Stereo System provides everything you need to relax your patients with music during their MRI scan. The Full System also allows patients and technologists to listen to two different music sources at the same time. With Dual Active Headsets, both the patient and a companion can use headsets at the same time. Includes: Single CD player with AM… |
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Lange Q&A Radiography Examination, Ninth Edition (Lange Q&A Series (formerly Appleton and Lange’s Review Series) $45.50 1400+ Q&As and a test-simulating CD deliver unmatched preparation for the radiography certification/recertification exam 4 STAR DOODY’S REVIEW! “This is an excellent resource for radiography student interns to use to prepare for the national registry. It poses a series of questions from each integral portion of radiography and covers all the units thoroughly….This is a wonderful resource for stu… |
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Pocket Guide to the Operating Room (Pocket Guide to Operating Room) $37.56 The third edition is an invaluable reference book for the novice perioperative nurse or surgical technologist. For someone studying for the CNOR, this is a tremendous resource book and study guide. — The AORN Journal, December 2008 This pocket guide presents more than 500 surgical procedures! State-of-the-art revisions familiarize the reader with new standards of excellence for care of the surgic… |
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Quick Review Cards for Clinical Laboratory Science Examinations $38.48 “This is a substantial accomplishment for the author/editor. I will encourage the MT CLS Class of 2002 to consider purchasing this comprehensive review. Bravo!” — John A. Mihok, MS Ed, MT, SM(ASCP), CLS, Medical Technology Director, Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch, New Jersey… |