Huntsville Hospital Health System·Scottsboro, Alabama
The Imaging Technologist is responsible for obtaining high-quality diagnostic radiographic images while adhering to departmental standards. They also collaborate with healthcare professionals to ensure effective patient care and supervise students during clinical rotations.
Overview Responsible for obtaining Radiographic Images of diagnostic quality while adhering to departmental standards and protocols. Collaborates with other professionals in and out of the Hospital to ensure effective, efficient patient care delivery and achievement of desired outcomes. Responsible for supervising students during clinical rotations
Education required: Associates in Radiology License, registration and/or certification: ARRT License, CPR Certification About Us Highlands Medical Center is a 170-bed hospital located in Scottsboro, offering a wide variety of emergency, inpatient and outpatient services to support the wellness of our community. A part of the Huntsville Hospital Health System, HMC has the strength of a collaborative group of high-performing hospitals across North Alabama to share information, processes, ideas and best practices for continual enhancements to the care and services offered to meet the health care needs of our diverse community. Accredited by the Joint Commission, Highlands Medical Center stands out as one of the top-rated healthcare providers in the state. In addition to Highlands Medical Center, the system provides many services through owned-entities across the community - Highlands Family Medicine, Highlands Home Health, Highlands Occupational Medicine, Highlands Surgical Services, Jackson County Family Medicine, Scottsboro OB-GYN, Highlands Pediatrics, and Highlands Health & Rehab and Cumberland Health & Rehab, two rehabilitation and long-term care nursing homes. With over 720 employees, HMC is one of the largest employers in Jackson County.
Candidates must hold an Associate degree in Radiology and possess current ARRT and CPR certifications. The role requires the ability to work in a hospital setting and maintain professional standards.
Market context
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