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Marshall Health Network·Ironton, Ohio
CT Tech (Full Time) - Ironton CT- 7221
Performs specialized technical procedures using ionizing radiation for radiologic diagnosis under clinical supervision. Assumes responsibility for designated areas and ensures proper use of imaging equipment and radiation safety protocols.
St. Mary's Medical Center is currently seeking a Full time CT Tech. Under the administrative direction of the Administrative Director-Radiology, Lead C.T. Technologist, or authorized designee and with clinical supervision from the assigned Radiologist, performs a variety of specialized technical procedures that will require independent
judgment, with ingenuity and initiative, to apply prescribed ionizing radiation for radiologic diagnosis. Assumes responsibility for designated area and procedures as required.
Bachelor degree preferred. Graduate of an approved JRCERT program for Radiologic Technology. Holder of a valid and current:
1. Registration by American Registry of Radiologic Technologist (ARRT) or be registry eligible, and; 2. Licensed as required by the West Virginia State “Board” of Radiology
Previous work experience as Staff Radiologic Technologist and work experience as a Computerized Tomography Technologist desired.
Uses a variety of stationary and mobile diagnostic radiation producing and imaging equipment and accessories; radiation protection and shielding materials and devices. Uses a variety of automatic film processing units. Ability to establish contact with patients who may be under physical and emotional stress. BLS required.
Requires graduation from an approved JRCERT program and ARRT registration or eligibility. Candidates must hold a valid West Virginia state license and possess BLS certification.
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