Lifepoint Health·Hancock, Michigan
The Radiology Technologist is responsible for preparing equipment, positioning patients, and performing imaging procedures while ensuring safety and quality standards. They also educate patients on procedures and manage the documentation and transmission of scan results.
Candidates must hold a current AART certification and CPR/BLS certification. Additionally, applicants are required to be graduates of an accredited radiology program.
Market context
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