7 radiologic technologist jobs found

The Radiology Technologist will provide diagnostic imaging for patients to assist the patient’s physician in expediting needed care. Job duties include performing or assisting in procedures per department protocols; maintaining a clean and safe work environment; utilizing proper procedures for identifying images, patients and marking images correctly for interpretation; and ordering exams that match the procedures being performed. Customer service is essential, and this position will address patient needs with age-specific criteria, from neonates to geriatrics. Call is required for this position, and the incumbent must meet the call back standards established for General Radiology. This position will also assist in a QA review to maintain professional standards for themselves and student technologists that they are called upon to assist. The starting pay for this position was recently adjusted. The minimum hourly rate for this position will now be $26.47/hour. All pay rates...

The Radiology Technologist will provide diagnostic imaging for patients to assist the patient’s physician in expediting needed care. Job duties include performing or assisting in procedures per department protocols; maintaining a clean and safe work environment; utilizing proper procedures for identifying images, patients and marking images correctly for interpretation; and ordering exams that match the procedures being performed. Customer service is essential, and this position will address patient needs with age-specific criteria, from neonates to geriatrics. Call is required for this position, and the incumbent must meet the call back standards established for General Radiology. This position will also assist in a QA review to maintain professional standards for themselves and student technologists that they are called upon to assist. The starting pay for this position was recently adjusted. The minimum hourly rate for this position will now be $26.47/hour. All pay rates...

UK Healthcare is growing! We are expanding our Interventional Radiology services and are hiring for new technologists. The IR Technologist will provide clinical assistance during procedures and assist the physician in expediting needed care. The IR Tech will provide technical assistance in CT, US and fluoroscopy guided procedures. Quality, efficiency, and service excellence are all essential parts of this position. Techs will also assist as a scrub tech or circulator during procedures, and be responsible for supply charge, documentation and charging procedures. Maintaining patient efficiency by spending appropriate amounts of time for each task and interacting will be an essential job function. Adhering to the UK behavioral standards during interactions with patients, coworkers, and physicians, as well as external and internal customers will also be essential. Maintaining privacy and confidentiality are required. There will be a potential for advancement to Master Tech after...

Busy OB/ GYN ultrasound clinic that performs high risk consultative scans and procedures as well as low risk OB ultrasound and GYN ultrasound. Also performs OB scans for the Labor and Delivery service at Chandler every day.

The MRI Technologist will be responsible for performing Magnetic Resonance Imaging procedures in accordance with standards and practices set forth by the ARRT and Departmental Policies and Procedures; and will demonstrate knowledge of the human structure and functions, patient care, positioning, principles of electromagnetic and computer sciences, MRI Safety, and specialized techniques. The individual in this role is expected to be able to apply appropriate patient care and recognize patient conditions essential for successful completion of procedures. An MRI Technologist at UKHC must be a graduate of an accredited program in Radiologic Technology and be registered and in good standing with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. This position requires MRI registration through the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists within one year of hire date and candidate must be CPR certified/hold Basic Life Support ( BLS ) certification by start date.

The MRI Technologist will be responsible for performing Magnetic Resonance Imaging procedures in accordance with standards and practices set forth by the ARRT and Departmental Policies and Procedures; and will demonstrate knowledge of the human structure and functions, patient care, positioning, principles of electromagnetic and computer sciences, MRI Safety, and specialized techniques. The individual in this role is expected to be able to apply appropriate patient care and recognize patient conditions essential for successful completion of procedures. An MRI Technologist at UKHC must be a graduate of an accredited program in Radiologic Technology and be registered and in good standing with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. This position requires MRI registration through the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists within one year of hire date and candidate must be CPR certified/hold Basic Life Support ( BLS ) certification by start date....

The University of Kentucky is looking for a 3D Lab Technologist to support Radiology’s new Advanced Imaging 3D Lab. The 3D Lab Technologist is responsible for creating advanced post-processing, rendering 3D images from previously acquired data sets. The 3D Lab Technologist will work closely with both Radiology and Cardiology physicians to generate images needed to facilitate care for a variety of service lines. The position works closely with referring physicians, as well as faculty, fellows, and residents within the departments of Radiology and Cardiology. The 3D Lab Technologist works independently, under the guidance of supervising physicians. They are expected to maintain focus on complex tasks throughout the day, and provide particular attention to detail in the creation of complex post-processed images. The orientation period will require hands-on training with Radiology and Cardiology physicians. Experience with CT and/or MRI 3D post-processing is preferred, as this...