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SSM Health
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The Interventional Radiology Technologist performs various imaging exams for diagnosing and treating illnesses and injuries. They assist physicians in advanced procedures and ensure compliance with safety and regulatory standards.
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$32 / HOUR
Posted
8 days ago
The CT Radiology Technologist performs various imaging exams for diagnosing illnesses and injuries. They ensure compliance with safety standards and assist physicians in advanced procedures.
$65 / HOUR
13 days ago
The technologist performs various imaging exams for illness and injury diagnosis, requiring accurate patient positioning and selection of technical parameters. Responsibilities also include implementing radiation safety standards and preparing/administering contrast media as permitted.
Rochester Regional Health
The Sonographer performs various ultrasound scans, produces images, and assists physicians with procedures. They are also responsible for documenting scan performance and preparing the examination room.
$35 - $47 / HOUR
14 days ago
UW Health
Perform a variety of imaging exams across all age groups using radiographic equipment and computers. Troubleshoot maintenance issues, participate in quality assurance, and serve as a clinical instructor for training programs.
$30 - $44 / HOUR
1 month ago
McLaren Health Care
Performs various imaging procedures and operates medical imaging equipment such as X-ray machines. Ensures patient comfort and safety while accurately capturing images as requested by physicians.
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The role involves performing a variety of imaging exams for diagnostic treatment of illnesses and injuries. Responsibilities include positioning patients, implementing safety standards, and ensuring compliance with regulatory agency standards.
The role involves performing a variety of imaging exams for diagnostic treatment of illnesses and injuries. Responsibilities include patient positioning, implementing safety standards, and ensuring compliance with regulatory agency standards.
This role involves performing various imaging exams for illness and injury diagnosis, requiring accurate patient positioning and adherence to radiation safety standards. Responsibilities also include preparing and administering contrast media, ensuring high-quality image submission to PACS, and maintaining a safe department environment.
The technologist performs various imaging exams for diagnosis and treatment, including plain films, fluoro, portables, OR exams, and Bone Density scans. Responsibilities involve accurately positioning patients, implementing radiation safety standards, and ensuring prompt submission of high-quality images to PACS.
The technologist performs various imaging exams for diagnostic treatment, including plain films, fluoro, portables, OR exams, and Bone Density scans. Responsibilities also involve accurately positioning patients, implementing radiation safety standards, and ensuring high-quality image submission to PACS.
The technologist performs various imaging exams crucial for diagnosing illnesses and injuries, requiring accurate patient positioning and selection of technical parameters. Responsibilities also include implementing radiation safety standards and ensuring prompt submission of high-quality images to PACS.
Perform a variety of imaging exams on patients of different age groups and troubleshoot issues related to image processing. Serve as a clinical instructor and participate in quality assurance activities.
Geisinger
This role involves assisting Technologists with specific imaging exams across various modalities, including operating imaging equipment and producing quality studies under direct supervision. The technologist student is also responsible for patient preparation, post-processing images, maintaining equipment, and adhering to ALARA principles to minimize exposure.
2 months ago
The role involves conducting a wide variety of imaging exams while simultaneously providing essential administrative clinic support, which includes scheduling, patient reception, and stocking supplies. Responsibilities also cover performing exams on diverse age groups from pediatric to geriatric, along with necessary patient assessments within the scope of practice.
$27 - $41 / HOUR
3 months ago
University of Maryland Emergency Medicine
This role is responsible for expediting patient care by accurately and efficiently scheduling imaging exams, which involves retrieving orders, collecting demographics, verifying insurance, and relaying necessary instructions. Key duties include communicating professionally with patients and staff, scheduling within the EPIC system, and adhering to physician and department protocols.
$35,300 - $52,900 / YEAR
Stony Brook University
The MRI Technologist must demonstrate proficiency in performing MRI imaging exams across all age groups while strictly adhering to safety protocols. Responsibilities include operating MRI equipment, preparing patients, ensuring diagnostic image quality, assisting in patient management, and administering intravenous contrast.
The technologist will perform a wide variety of imaging exams and specialized procedures on diverse patient age groups using radiographic equipment and related technology. Responsibilities also include troubleshooting basic maintenance, participating in QA, and setting up imaging rooms according to examination needs.
The technologist will perform a wide variety of imaging exams and specialized procedures on patients across all age groups using various radiographic equipment and systems. Responsibilities also include troubleshooting basic maintenance, participating in quality assurance, setting up imaging rooms, and collaborating with staff to prioritize and organize schedules for routine and emergent procedures.
$34 - $52 / HOUR
UT Southwestern Medical Center
The technologist performs OR-Hybrid imaging exams, adjusting technical factors for sterile procedures, and assists surgeons while ensuring timely and quality diagnostic images are produced according to established protocols. Responsibilities also include managing radiation dose, administering contrast material, troubleshooting equipment, and maintaining accurate documentation and patient confidentiality.
