Radiologic Technologist II
Radiologic Technologist II
Posted 25 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- ** You must have some experience in CT and Mammography to move forward in this position. Operate advanced mammography and X-ray equipment to ensure precise imaging and optimal diagnostic outcomes
- Responsible for ensuring that CT and Mammo equipment is functioning properly and that images meet quality standards, which may involve performing equipment checks, calibrations, and troubleshooting as needed
- Interact with patients to explain procedures, address concerns, and ensure their comfort and safety during X-ray examinations
- Maintain accurate records of X-ray procedures, including patient information, images, and relevant medical history
- Operate radiographic equipment to produce high-quality images, be able to perform C-Arm for fluoroscopic imaging and understand the fluoroscopy imaging techniques Qualifications
- Licensure and fluoroscopy permit as required by State
- Effective July 1, 2017appropriate national certifications in two modalities required
- Current BCLS (AHA)
- Must be familiar with State and Federal regulations
- One year of Acute Clinical Radiography preferrred
- Graduate of an accredited radiology technology program required, JRCERT accreditation preferred
- Proficient computer skills
- Here are some of the benefits of working at Prime Healthcare: Competitive compensation Medical insurance benefit plan 401K Full benefits at Prime Healthcare: #LI-JJ3Employment StatusPer DiemShiftDaysEqual Employment Opportunity
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