This position is a great pathway to your Imaging career
Perform general diagnostic imaging on outpatient, inpatient, and emergency patients within hospital setting. Candidates must be currently enrolled in JCERT accredited Radiologic Technology program; 1st year of training completed. GXMO license required.
Position Purpose:
The General X-ray Machine Operator performs a limited scope of diagnostic X-ray procedures to include Chest/Abdomen, Extremity, Skull-Sinuses, Spine only. Duties, both professional and non-clinical, performed consistent with optimal image quality.
What you'll do:
Provides patient care, ensures an environment of patient safety, promotes evidence-based practice and quality initiatives, and exhibits professionalism within established Radiology and Imaging National standards.Performs a variety of diagnostic X-ray procedures both professional and non-clinical consistent with optimal image quality.Responsible for entering on-line charges in the computer system (Radiology Information System-RIS) and accountable for charges as specified by the Administrative Policy, ensuring a high level of accuracy.What we're looking for:
Education: Completion of the first year of a Radiographic technology program.Licensure / Certification: Valid State of Ohio General X-ray Machine Operator License in the following modules required at the time of hire: Chest/Abdomen, Extremity, Skull-Sinuses, Spine, and Podiatric.Experience: Minimum of two semesters (or three quarters) as a student RadiographerEffective Communication SkillsCurrent CPR certification required.What we offer:
Competitive compensation and benefits packages including medical, dental, and vision coverageRetirement savings account with employer match starting on day oneGenerous paid time off programsEmployee recognition incentive programTuition/professional development reimbursementRelocation assistance (geographic restrictions apply)Discounted tuition and enrollment opportunities at the Mount Carmel College of Nursing--
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Note:
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