Radiologic Technologist- Diagnostic Xray
deaconess health systemEvansville (IN)
Radiologic Technologist- Diagnostic Xray
Posted 4 days ago
deaconess health systemEvansville (IN)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Job Summary:
If you love combining cutting-edge technology with compassionate patient care, this is the role for you. As a Radiologic Technologist, you'll play a critical role in helping physicians diagnose and treat patients by producing high-quality diagnostic images, supporting procedures, and creating a positive patient experience from start to finish. Every day brings new opportunities to make an impact, collaborate with a skilled healthcare team, and use your expertise to help patients receive the care they need. Required Certifications/Licenses: Degree from an accredited Medical Imaging program Licensed as a Radiologic Technologist in the state in which you will practice Registered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) as a Radiologic Technologist prior to, or within 6 months of hire Other keywords: Radiologic Technologist, Diagnostic X-ray, X-ray Imaging, Radiographic Procedures, Medical Imaging, Image Acquisition, Radiology Technician, Film and Digital Radiography, Radiation Safety, Image Quality Control, Clinical Radiology, Radiographic Equipment, Patient Care, Radiology Department, Medical Diagnostics, Imaging Techniques, Radiographic Technology
Job Summary
Requisition Number: RADIO016047Job Category: Imaging
Schedule: Full-Time
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