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From your first day, you’ll be part of a group of some of the most talented healthcare professionals united in a common goal to care for those in our community. Ready to work with awe-inspiring teammates who are dedicated to making a difference? Join us in going above and beyond.

Radiology Tech Per Diem Position Summary

Performs radiographic procedures to patients in accordance with departmental policy. Provides a variety of technical exams that require independent judgement to apply ionized radiation for radiologic diagnoses. Responsible for on-call procedures when indicated. Must be able to do surgery cases and pain management.

SPECIAL SKILLS: Good verbal communication skills necessary to understand oral and written instructions stated in radiological and medical terms and to exchange information with patients and staff.

SUPERVISES: Functional supervision will be exercised over students.

THE RADIOLOGY TECH PER DIEM CANDIDATE WILL POSSESS THE FOLLOWING EDUCATION, LICENSE/CERTIFICATIONS, AND EXPERIENCE.

MINIMUM EDUCATION: Completion of JRCERT approved formal program in Radiologic Technology.

PREFERRED EXPERIENCE: Minimum six-(6) months clinical experience.

REQUIRED CERTIFICATIONS/LICENSURE: Current American Registered Radiologic Technologist (ARRT) and Certified Radiology Tech (CRT), CPR.

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