Tubmanâs early act of defiance against the overseer and the system he represented served to strengthen her resolve that she would one day attempt her own flight to freedom. It was not until 1849 at about age 29 that the determined woman was able to escape up the eastern seaboard to Pennsylvania.
Becoming a radiologist requires the completion of an undergraduate education, medical school, a year of internship, and four years of clinical residency. For those intending to practice a subspecialty like neuroradiology or pediatric radiology, the residency is followed by a few years of specialized fellowship training.
Field Overview. To work as a radiologist, you'll first need to become a licensed physician and specialize in medical imaging. You'll examine images from ultrasounds, x-rays, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and other radiographic devices to diagnose your patients' illnesses.o become a radiologist, you must go to medical school for four years after attending undergraduate school. As a medical student, you'll spend the first two years completing basic medical and science coursework in laboratories and classrooms. Courses usually include: 1  Pathology. 2  Anatomy. 3  Molecular biology. 4  Immunology.