Multi-Modality Technologist
froedtert thedacareSouth Milwaukee (WI)
About the role
What do people say about us….Clear sense of purpose" and meaningful work Supportive colleagues and strong working relationships Opportunities to learn, develop new skills, and advance their careers Complex patient populations and advanced medical cases can accelerate professional growth and skill development Opportunities to move between departments, specialties, hospitals, and clinics within the network, creating pathways for long-term career advancement.
Schedule:
We have different areas and hours open. Once you apply, we will match departments to your interests
Job Summary:
At the direction of a radiologist and/or other providers, prepares patients, performs imaging procedures and operates imaging equipment. Performs diagnostic studies according to specific guidelines and prescribed protocols while utilizing appropriate radiation protection measures. Adheres to organizational customer service standards and supports the organizational excellence initiatives. Provides positive and effective interaction and communication with patients, visitors, and staff. Performs ancillary services and assists in patient care areas as necessary.
Requirements:
Post high school completion of an ARRT accredited Radiologic Technology program is required.
ARRT registered and current State of Wisconsin license as a Radiographer is required.
American Heart Association (AHA) Basic Life Support for the Healthcare Provider (BLS) or an AHA approved equivalent is required within 90 days of hire.
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