Wabash General Hospital·Wabash County, Illinois
The Radiological Technologist performs diagnostic radiographs to assist medical staff in detecting injuries and foreign bodies. They are responsible for patient positioning, operating digital imaging systems, and maintaining radiation safety standards.
Radiological Technologist takes radiographs of various portions of the patient's body as requested by the patient's physician to assist the medical staff in detection of foreign bodies and diagnosis and injuries.
The Radiological Technologist must have the minimum knowledge and abilities to provide service and care to patients and customers of all ages.
The Technologist regulates the radiation controls under the ALARA standards.
He/she understands the process in place operating the digital systems in radiology used for imaging, sending images, storing and reporting of images.
Technologist will be required to assist with lifting or moving patients for proper positioning of exams ordered.
Technologist understands workflow within department and basic hospital wide workflow and processes.
Benefits: Summary
will accrue .025 per hour worked
At Wabash General Hospital, we are dedicated to putting patients at the heart of everything we do. Guided by our motto, “people you know, helping people you love,” we are committed to serving our community with care and compassion.
We offer services for all generations, striving to be the trusted healthcare destination throughout every stage of life. While we are honored to have received numerous awards recognizing our efforts to be the best, what truly sets us apart is the personalized experience we provide to our patients and their families.
Our compassionate and dedicated team is focused on delivering exceptional, individualized care to support patients and their loved ones every step of the way. Join us in making a meaningful impact in the lives of those we serve.
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