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Prisma Health
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Responsible for operating MRI equipment to produce high-quality images while ensuring patient safety through rigorous screening. Duties include administering contrast materials, maintaining equipment quality control, and coordinating daily workflow.
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2 days ago
Ansible Government Solutions
The General Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist performs radiography of the entire body and is responsible for various procedures including Cholangiography and Myelography. They also set up radiographic suites, prepare and administer contrast materials, and maintain patient records.
$43 - $60 / HOUR
Summit Health
Perform CT examinations by following departmental protocols and ensuring high-quality diagnostic images for radiologist interpretation. Manage patient care, safety, and documentation while maintaining equipment and adhering to infection control and safety standards.
$42 - $53 / HOUR
9 days ago
Jackson Health
The Radiologic Technologist 1 operates radiological equipment for diagnostic examinations in various hospital settings, including taking radiographs of different body areas and assisting specialists during fluoroscopic procedures. Key duties involve positioning patients, adjusting equipment, ensuring radiation safety, computing technical factors for quality radiographs, and assisting with patient transport and basic care.
Cleveland Clinic
As a CT Technologist, you will produce cross-section images of internal organs and tissues for diagnosis. You will also educate patients about procedures and maintain the CT area for quality assurance.
10 days ago
The Radiologic Technologist 1 is responsible for producing radiographs using x-ray equipment in various medical settings while ensuring patient safety and comfort. They assist radiologists during procedures and maintain the cleanliness and safety of the radiographic room.
11 days ago
The Radiologic Technologist 1 is primarily responsible for operating radiological equipment for diagnostic examinations in various hospital settings and assisting specialists with fluoroscopic procedures. Key duties include producing high-quality radiographs, ensuring patient safety through proper positioning and radiation protection, and maintaining departmental standards.
The MRI Technologist performs MR scanning as directed by the Radiologist and communicates effectively with medical staff and patients. They are responsible for ensuring patient safety, preparing the scan room, and maintaining equipment standards.
13 days ago
Performs basic and intermediate vascular lab exams while providing quality patient care in both in-patient and outpatient settings. Responsibilities include maintaining scanning protocols, ensuring patient safety, and providing clinical instruction to students and staff.
14 days ago
The technologist performs MR examinations requiring expertise in anatomical positioning and protocols to produce optimum diagnostic images, while assuming accountability for managing care delivery and patient safety. Responsibilities include preparing patients, assessing risks, documenting history, communicating with radiologists, maintaining room cleanliness, and adhering to infection control standards.
$48 - $60 / HOUR
16 days ago
The Radiologic Technologist 1 operates stationary and mobile x-ray equipment for diagnostic examinations, producing radiographs of various body areas in emergency or hospital settings. Key duties include positioning patients, adjusting equipment, ensuring radiation protection, and assisting specialists during fluoroscopic procedures.
21 days ago
MyMichigan Health
Perform magnetic resonance imaging on patients using technical equipment and administer contrast materials as required. Responsibilities include preparing patients, screening for contraindications, and maintaining accurate clinical records for radiologists.
Perform magnetic resonance imaging on patients using technical equipment and administer contrast materials as required. Responsibilities include preparing patients, screening for contraindications, and maintaining equipment and patient records.
The MRI Technologist is responsible for performing magnetic resonance imaging on patients and ensuring the proper preparation and administration of contrast materials. They also maintain patient flow, operate equipment, and assist radiologists during procedures.
The primary duties involve performing magnetic resonance imaging procedures on patients using technical equipment and administering necessary contrast materials. Additional responsibilities include preparing scan rooms, screening patients for contraindications, and ensuring proper image documentation for the radiologist.
Responsible for the independent operation of MRI equipment to produce high-quality images while ensuring patient safety and care. Duties include screening patients for magnet safety, administering contrast materials, and maintaining equipment quality control.
24 days ago
Responsible for operating MRI equipment to produce high-quality images while ensuring patient and staff safety through rigorous screening. Duties include administering contrast materials, maintaining equipment quality control, and coordinating daily workflow.
The Interventional Technologist performs diagnostic and therapeutic radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures under the direction of a radiologist or physician. They assist with invasive procedures, prepare and administer contrast materials, and ensure compliance with safety measures.
25 days ago
The technologist is responsible for operating MRI equipment to produce high-quality images while ensuring patient safety through rigorous screening. They manage the full imaging process, from patient positioning and contrast administration to coordinating workflow and providing clinical instruction.
29 days ago
