AHMC Healthcare·South El Monte, California
Performs interpretive and technical functions to ensure proper radiologic diagnosis using CT scanners and X-ray units. Responsibilities include operating specialized equipment for both routine and special diagnostic procedures.
Overview Under the direction of the department manager or designee, performs interpretive, patient care, and technical functions to ensure proper radiologic diagnosis of patients. Participates in technical duties directly involved with the CT scanner including developing, initiating, training and monitoring procedures for the effective utilization of this unit as well as other portable and stationary X-ray units within the department.
This individual will perform in the capacity of CT/Radiology Technologist. To perform all required special procedures in the radioplogy department, operating specialized equipment; as well as routine diagnostic procedures providing quality radiographic images.
Minimum Education: Associate of Science Degree in Radiology Technology or equivalent approved A.M.A. program. Required licenses/Certifications: CRT License and Fluoroscopy Permit. Valid California State Certification license in unlimited diagnostic radiology services. ARRT License required. CT certification preferred. Current Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification, Current MAB/AB50A. Minimum Work Experience: One to three years of of radiologic experience, one year minimum experience in performing CT or previous acute hospital experience preferred. Experience with all age groups as neonatal, pediatric, adult and geriatrics. Hospital Description Greater El Monte Community Hospital has provided healthcare services to the community for over 40 years. We offer a wide range of services, including critical care, diagnostic services, rehabilitation, and surgery. As the only 24/7 Emergency Department within a six-mile radius, we serve South El Monte, Arcadia, Baldwin Park, and West Puente Valley. Our physicians, nurses, and staff are dedicated to providing quality, professional, and compassionate medical care.
Requires an Associate of Science Degree in Radiology Technology and valid CRT, ARRT, and California State certifications. Candidates should have one to three years of radiologic experience, with at least one year in CT or acute hospital settings.
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