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Hi Showkat Bashir, Both positions require an associates degree in their field but in my opinion Radiologiy technologists generally make a little more than medical laboratory technicians because:
1. MLT hold a Bachelor's degree in medical technology, medical laboratory presents more challenges and shows LESS growth and promise for your near future and shortage of medical laboratory increases competition.
2. If you are a skillful person then go for MLT and if not then go for Radiology as there were more opportunity and pay more than MLT salary. SALARY for MLT technicians is somewhere 8 to 10 thousand per month which is very less to cope up with present requirements.

Yes, you can apply and pursue a course in a physician assistant course after B.Sc. Nursing. Physician assistants typically need a master's degree from an accredited educational programme. Earning that degree usually takes at least 2 years of full-time postgraduate study. Most applicants to physician assistant education programs already have a Bachelor's degree and some patient care work experience. Although admissions requirements vary from programme to programme, most programs require 2 to 4 years of undergraduate coursework with a focus in Science. You will definitely earn preference for a PG course in Physician Assistance course as you have an UG degree in B.Sc Nursing. Regards.