Cedars-Sinai·Marina del Rey, California
Perform diagnostic radiographic procedures across various patient populations, including complex cases in ER and trauma settings. Manage radiation exposure documentation and operate specialized imaging equipment like C-arms and O-arms while ensuring patient safety.
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Job Summary: The Radiologic Technologist II works under general supervision and performs diagnostic procedures within their scope of practice.
Demonstrates knowledge and competency in the field of certification, and the ability to provide quality patient care.
May perform procedures on the neonatal, infant, pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric populations.
Maintains competency skills including the ability to perform procedures on special populations.
Actively stays abreast of new technology, and protocol updates, plan/coordinate multiple activities, and adapt to workplace changes.
Demonstrates continuous self-improvement, makes effective contributions to section and may serve as a student preceptor.
The radiologic technologist II is an intermediate technologist that may perform more complex cases.
Primary
Requires an Associate's degree in Radiological Technology and certifications from the State of California and ARRT. Minimum of 3 years of clinical experience is required, with a preference for 2 years of operating room experience.
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