Troy Regional Medical Center·Troy, Alabama
Assist in the preparation of diagnostic imaging procedures and operate equipment under professional supervision. Responsibilities include positioning patients, maintaining records, and transporting patients between hospital departments.
A student Radiologic Technologist assists in the preparation of diagnostic imaging procedures under the supervision of a qualified Radiologic Technologist and Radiologists. Their responsibilities include patient positioning, equipment operation, and maintaining patient records. The student will safely and efficiently transport patients to and from various radiology departments and other hospital areas. They may also assist with other duties like stocking supplies, preparing examination rooms, and maintaining equipment.
Must possess a high school diploma or equivalent. Student in good standing of an accredited program of Radiologic Technology.
Experience in a hospital setting is preferred. Must be able to follow directions and to perform work according to department standards. Must be mature and able to work in stressful situations.
Must be a student in good standing within an accredited Radiologic Technology program and possess a high school diploma. Experience in a hospital setting is preferred along with the ability to work in stressful situations.
Market context
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