Xray Technologist
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university of vermont health central vermont medical centerBerlin (VT)
Radiologic Technologists and TechniciansDiagnostic Imaging Centers
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
POSITION SUMMARYAt the administrative direction of the Director / Operations Supervisor, and the clinical direction of the Radiologist / Team Leader independently performs the majority of exams with minimal supervision. Assumes responsibility for designated areas or procedures as required. Position requires the flexibility to cross train in other Diagnostic Imaging modalities based upon departmental staffing needs. BASIC KNOWLEDGESatisfactory completion of formal Medical Radiography training in an AMA approved school and meets the requirements for registry by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. Employees who are cross-trained in more than one DI modality are responsible for all aspects of the job descriptions in each separate modality. Competencies in each modality must be kept at adequate levels of performance for each area, and necessary documentation, including certification renewals, must take place on a yearly basis. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTSHigh school graduate or equivalent. Vermont State License to practice Medical Radiography. EXPERIENCERequires up to six months experience to become proficient. Powered by Sonic Jobs (an advertiser on Veritone). By applying, you consent to share your data with Sonic Jobs and the employer. Veritone or Sonic Jobs does not store or use your application data beyond facilitating the application. See University of Vermont Health Privacy Policy at https://www.uvmhealth.org/privacy-policy and Sonic Jobs Privacy Policy at https://www.sonicjobs.com/us/privacy-policy and Terms of Use at https://www.sonicjobs.com/us/terms-conditionsPandoLogic. Keywords: Radiologic Technologist, Location: BERLIN, VT - 05641
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