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Job Type:Shift: Description:- An MRI technologist takes detailed pictures of the internal body by using magnetic resonance imaging. Magnetic resonance imaging can detect problems in the body relating to the chest, lungs, joints, brain, and spinal cord.
Job Type:Shift: Description:- Radiography technologists ensure a patient’s diagnostic X-rays are performed correctly. They assist doctors by preparing a patient for the exam, explaining the exam procedure to the patient, and positioning the patient correctly so that the body can be appropriately radiographed.
Job Type:Shift: Description:- Radiography technologists ensure a patient’s diagnostic X-rays are performed correctly. They assist doctors by preparing a patient for the exam, explaining the exam procedure to the patient, and positioning the patient correctly so that the body can be appropriately radiographed.
Job Type:Shift: Description:- A radiologic technologist, or radiographer, performs medical exams with diagnostic imaging using x-rays and administers radiation therapy to treat medical conditions. Other imaging equipment they use includes computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to diagnose patients. The technologist is responsible for following the physician’s orders on what part of the body patients need to be examined. Radiographers also prepare patients for the exam by moving them into position for the imaging procedures, operating the equipment, and minimizing patient exposure to harmful radiation levels.
Job Type:Shift: Description:- Radiology technologists ensure a patient’s diagnostic X-rays are performed correctly. They assist doctors by preparing a patient for the exam, explaining the exam procedure to the patient, and positioning the patient correctly so that the body can be appropriately radiographed.
Job Type:Shift: Description:- A radiologic technologist, or radiographer, performs medical exams with diagnostic imaging using x-rays and administers radiation therapy to treat medical conditions. Other imaging equipment they use includes computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to diagnose patients. The technologist is responsible for following the physician’s orders on what part of the body patients need to be examined. Radiographers also prepare patients for the exam by moving them into position for the imaging procedures, operating the equipment, and minimizing patient exposure to harmful radiation levels.
Job Type:Shift: Description:- A radiologic technologist, or radiographer, performs medical exams with diagnostic imaging using x-rays and administers radiation therapy to treat medical conditions. Other imaging equipment they use includes computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to diagnose patients. The technologist is responsible for following the physician’s orders on what part of the body patients need to be examined. Radiographers also prepare patients for the exam by moving them into position for the imaging procedures, operating the equipment, and minimizing patient exposure to harmful radiation levels.
Job Type:Shift: Description:- An MRI technologist takes detailed pictures of the internal body by using magnetic resonance imaging. Magnetic resonance imaging can detect problems in the body relating to the chest, lungs, joints, brain, and spinal cord.
Job Type:Shift: Description:- Radiology technologists ensure a patient’s diagnostic X-rays are performed correctly. They assist doctors by preparing a patient for the exam, explaining the exam procedure to the patient, and positioning the patient correctly so that the body can be appropriately radiographed.
Job Type:Shift: Description:- The surgical Technologist is responsible for the assembly, set-up, maintenance, and breakdown of the sterile field including instruments, equipment, and supplies used for surgical cases. They assist the surgeons, and other members of the surgical team as appropriate within their scope of practice. The surgical technologist also participates in the care of the surgical patient.
Job Type:Shift: Description:- A cath lab tech, short for cardiac catheterization laboratory technician, works in the operating room at a hospital or similar medical facility to monitor patient cardiovascular health during invasive procedures. Duties involve using electrocardiography (EKG) equipment to help detect issues with the heart or blood vessels, taking patient medical histories, and assisting doctors with other tasks as needed during procedures.
Job Type:Shift: Description:- An MRI technologist takes detailed pictures of the internal body by using magnetic resonance imaging. Magnetic resonance imaging can detect problems in the body relating to the chest, lungs, joints, brain, and spinal cord.
Job Type:Shift: Description:- An ultrasound technician uses ultrasound technology to monitor medical conditions in the body. These professionals operate ultrasound equipment to create an image of the area of a patients body to determine causes of illness and injury, monitor fetal health during pregnancy and provide additional insight into patient health so physicians and medical providers can evaluate, diagnose, and treat patients in their care
Job Type:Shift: Description:- A mammography tech is responsible for the operation of dedicated mammography equipment to perform radiologic procedures. Typical duties include operating equipment, applying prescribed ionizing radiation for radiologic diagnosis, assisting physicians/radiologists with breast localizations and procedures, and administering radiographic opaque media.
Job Type:Shift: Description:- A radiologic technologist, or radiographer, performs medical exams with diagnostic imaging using x-rays and administers radiation therapy to treat medical conditions. Other imaging equipment they use includes computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to diagnose patients. The technologist is responsible for following the physician’s orders on what part of the body patients need to be examined. Radiographers also prepare patients for the exam by moving them into position for the imaging procedures, operating the equipment, and minimizing patient exposure to harmful radiation levels.
