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Performs duties within multiple specialty areas. All duties of Radiation Spec Tech grade 12 and is multifunctional in all areas of Interventional Radiology without any assistance required. May have additional duties delegated such as safety, supplies, contrast, staff/patient scheduling, and training. Requires 30 CEU Biannually.
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POSITION SUMMARY:
The Radiation Therapist, under the direction of a radiation oncologist, performs a variety of technical procedures applying ionizing radiation; constructs cerrobend blocks and executes dosimetry duties.
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Position Summary:
Under the supervision of the Radiation Oncologist, Medical physicist and Practice manager, the staff Radiation Therapist accurately delivers ionizing radiation to the patients in accordance with the planned treatment prescription and instructions of the Radiation Oncologist. The staff radiation therapist will assist as needed in all aspects of the Radiation Oncology Department functions, such as patient care, patient treatment delivery, patient treatment records, radiation safety, quality assurance and patient follow-up programs.
May be required to occasionally work at other locations within the Greater Sacramento Area as needed.
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Under the direction and supervison of the Radiation Oncologist and the Chief Therapist, the Radiation Therapist applies ionizing radiation to patients in accordance with the prescriptoin and instructions of the physician. The Radiation Therapist II is also responsible for simulation of treatment fields and assisting in the calculation of dose to be delivered (when required) as prescribed and supervised by the Radiation Oncologist.
One year experience as a Staff Radiation Therapist in a Radiation Oncology department. Graduate of an accredited RTT program.
American Reigstry Rad Tech (RG ARRT) Basic Life Support - AHA (CT CPRBLS) Cert Radiology Tech CRT
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SUMMARY - The practice of radiation therapy is performed by health care professionals responsible for the administration of ionizing radiation for the purpose of treating disease, primarily cancer. This position is responsible for assisting in localizing tumors, participates in treatment planning, proficiency in many modalities, simulation, on -call status, and delivering high doses of ionizing radiation treatment to patients in accordance with prescription and instructions from Radiation Oncologists under direction of the Manager of Radiation Oncology.
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This position is primarily located at the University of Arizona Cancer Center at St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center Dignity Health, located in the heart of downtown Phoenix. Therapists in this position administer radiation treatments utilizing state of the art technology including Varian True Beam linear accelerators, Elekta Flexitron HDR afterloader, VisionRT, and a Philips Brilliance Big Bore CT. The therapist utilizes the ARIA EMR.
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The Radiographer I, under the general supervision of the Department of Medical Imaging Management and under the direction of the Radiologist, performs high quality diagnostic imaging exams and other duties as assigned within the California State and national license scope of practice. Responsible for operating complex imaging equipment, both mobile and stationary, in various patient care settings for purposes of obtaining quality diagnostic images in at least one
modality. Inputs and retrieves data from the Hospital Information System (HIS), Radiology Information System (RIS) and Picture Archival and Communication System (PACS). Works assigned shifts within the department performing any and all job assignments in an accurate and timely manner. This position requires the full understanding and active participation in fulfilling the Mission of Community Hospital of San Bernardino. It is expected that the employee will demonstrate behavior consistent with the Core Values of Community Hospital of San Bernardino.
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The Radiographer II, under the general supervision of the Department of Medical Imaging Management and under the direction of the Radiologist, performs high quality diagnostic imaging exams and other duties as assigned within the California State and national license scope of practice. Responsible for operating complex imaging equipment, both mobile and stationary, in various patient care settings for purposes of obtaining quality diagnostic images in at least two
modalities. Inputs and retrieves data from the Hospital Information System (HIS), Radiology Information System (RIS)
and Picture Archival and Communication System (PACS). Works assigned shifts within the department performing any
and all job assignments in an accurate and timely manner. This position requires the full understanding and active
participation in fulfilling the Mission of Community Hospital of San Bernardino. It is expected that the employee will
demonstrate behavior consistent with the Core Values of Community Hospital of San Bernardino.
Requirements:
Education:Graduate from an accredited JRCERT Medical Radiography School and have passed the entry level radiography board examination from the ARRT.
Certifications/Licensure/Professional Requirements:
American Registry of Radiologic Technologist Certification (either state or national where appropriate) in two advanced imaging
modalities. May include: Radiology and Flouroscopy (ARRT and CRT), Computer Tomography (CT - ARRT), Magnetic Resonance Imaging , or Sonography (ARDMS). Basic Caardiac Life Support (BCLS) certificate required. ACR recognized certifications from additional licensing authorities for Computed Tomography and Magnetic Resonance Imaging will be considered.
California Flouroscopic Radiologic Technologist Permit must be obtained within 6 months of Hire.
Cardiovascular imaging Specialist: Are required to have documented competency in liey of state or national licensure for a second modality. ARRT Certification in Cardiovascular Imaging is preferred.
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Position Summary: Produce radiographs of the highest obtainable quality yet economize on patient dose. Apply patient population specific job skills as appropriate. NOTE: Job titles Imaging Technologist I, II, III and IV have the same job description. The designations are based on the modalities for which the incumbent has established competency and pay scales increase through each designation accordingly. Also, the addition of A, B, C and D to the title identifies either the location where the technologist works and/or a particular modality the technologist predominantly performs.
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SUMMARY - Responsible for performing all general radiologic procedures with moderate supervision.
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The Radiologic Technologist I, under the general direction of a Radiologist and Radiology Administration in responsible for performing a variety of radiographic, fluoroscopic, emergency, and specialized procedures at a technical level not requiring constant supervision. Provides Radiology services to all ages.
Experience Required:
- 1-2 years experience as a radiologic technologist (preferred)
Education Required:
- Must have satisfactorily completed formal radiologic technology training in an ARRT approved school
- AS in Radiologic Sciences
Training/Special Skills Required:
- Skills in Diagnostic Radiology, Surgery (c-arm), and Fluoroscopy procedure. Must meet all Radiologic Technology I competencies.
- Understanding of sterile techniques.
- Ability to follow protocols.
- Ability to develop successful relationships with patients and physicians
- Can identify areas of concern and take accurate images
- Ability to discern emergent situations
- ARRT credentials in any of the following: (CT) (N) (T) (MR) (S) (M) (QM) (BD) (CV) (CI) (VI) (VS) (BS) (preferred)
Licensure/Certifications Required:
- Current and Valid CRT permit (CT CRT)
- Current and Valid Fluoroscopy Permit (CA CT RTTF)
- Current and Valid AHA BLS CPR certification (CT CPRBLS)
- Current and Valid American Registry of Radiologic Technology (RG ARRT)
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About This Position
In keeping with the Marian Medical Center health care philosophy, provides patient services using a dedicated mammography unit.
Radiologic Technologist II, Mammography performs all mammographic procedures; assumes responsibility for the Quality Control Program, patient care and new technologist orientation; performs various clerical duties pertinent to maintaining department film films and reports; follows established policies, procedures or specific instructions; assists coworkers in accomplishing their duties; and serves as a team player and role model.
Selection Criteria
Two years experience as a certified Radiologic Technologist. Six months experience in mammography. New graduates, with clinical experience through approved ARRT Radiologic Technology program, will be considered on an individual basis. Must have working knowledge of diagnostic imaging equipment. Must also know departmental policies and procedures. Ability to work tactfully and effectively with fellow staff members, physicians and the patient population. Ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing. Self motivated and able to achieve results through good organizational skills. Ability to work independently and be a functional team member in a team oriented environment. ARRT (R)(M) and CRT(R)(M) (this includes mammography certification) CPR certification is required
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Position Summary:
The Radiologic Technologist II performs all routine and emergency radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures and operates the CT scanner for limited procedures. This position performs proficiently in all aspects of two or more modalities and provides Radiology services to all ages.
Minimum:
- One year or more as a staff technologist required.
- Completion of California State Certification requirements (C.R.T.) required.
- American Registry of Radiologic Technology (A.R.R.T.) required.
- Completion of California State Fluoroscopy permit required.
- Current CPR certification required.
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The incumbent performs routine and complex diagnostic imaging procedures according to the written or transcribed verbal orders and within the scope of his or her Certification at all MHS imaging facilities. Provides advanced support and training for other technologists; coordinates schedules, workload assignments for shift operations, and procedural supply inventories. Demonstrates competency in patient care for neonate, pediatric, adult, and geriatric patients. May have access to or be required to distribute drugs, needles or syringes from storage locations, (such as large stock supplies, automated dispensing units and other carts) to/within patient care areas or treatment carts as defined by hospital policy/procedure. The incumbent shall demonstrate behaviors consistent with the core (Mercy) values in support with Mercy San Juan Medical Center and the Mission and Philosophy of Dignity Health.
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Under general supervision, the Radiologic Technologist position performs a variety of fixed, fluoroscopic and portable radiographs according to department quality standards. The Radiologic Technologist performs other duties as the Director of Radiology may assign. This position requires providing care/service to a critically ill through rehabilitating patient; newborn through geriatric population, in a manner that demonstrates an understanding of the functional/developmental age of the individual served.
The Radiologic Technologist is responsible for the full understanding and active participation in fulfilling the Mission of St. Mary Medical. It is expected that the employee will demonstrate behavior consistent with the Core Values. The employee shall support St. Mary Medical Center's strategic plan and the goals and direction of the Performance Improvement Plan.
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Under general supervision, the Radiologic Technologist position performs a variety of fixed, fluoroscopic and portable radiographs according to department quality standards. The Radiologic Technologist performs other duties as the Director of Radiology may assign. This position requires providing care/service to a critically ill through rehabilitating patient; newborn through geriatric population, in a manner that demonstrates an understanding of the functional/developmental age of the individual served.
The Radiologic Technologist is responsible for the full understanding and active participation in fulfilling the Mission of St. Mary Medical. It is expected that the employee will demonstrate behavior consistent with the Core Values. The employee shall support St. Mary Medical Center's strategic plan and the goals and direction of the Performance Improvement Plan.
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Position Summary:A Radiology Technologist, under general supervision, performs a variety of fixed and portable radiographs according to department quality standards. This position requires providing care/service to a critically ill through rehabilitating newborn through geriatric patient population in a manner that demonstrates an understanding of the functional/developmental age of the individual served.
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Position Summary: Under direct supervision, incumbent performs imaging examinations according to department routine in a safe and efficient manner. Incumbent performs X-ray and CT procedures. The incumbent reports to the Director SA Imaging Services.
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This position is responsible for performing a variety of radiographic, fluoroscopic and specialized procedures at a technical level not requiring constant supervision, under the general direction of a radiologist and Radiology Management. Proficient in three diagnostic modalities to include diagnostic radiology, diagnostic fluoroscopy to include C-arm in surgical suits, with one elective modality to include either Mammography, CT or MRI.
Collaborating with department and multidisciplinary team to ensure quality patient care and department service. Applies Dignity Health Core Values to the performance of every job duty. These Values include Dignity, Collaboration, Justice, Stewardship, and Excellence.
Must have 3 years of diagnostic experience and have passed an additional competency in either CT, MR or Mammography. Mush have satisfactorily completed formal radiological technology training in an AMA approved school.
California (CT RTTF) for fluoroscopy and (CT RTT) for diagnostic radiology, ARRT and American Heart BLS. California Mammography certification (CT MMRT) for technologist specializing in Mammography.
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This position is responsible for performing a variety of radiographic, fluoroscopic and specialized procedures at a technical level not requiring constant supervision, under the general direction of a radiologist and Radiology Management. Proficient in three diagnostic modalities to include diagnostic radiology, diagnostic fluoroscopy to include C-arm in surgical suits, with one elective modality to include either Mammography, CT or MRI.
Collaborating with department and multidisciplinary team to ensure quality patient care and department service. Applies Dignity Health Core Values to the performance of every job duty. These Values include Dignity, Collaboration, Justice, Stewardship, and Excellence.
Must have 3 years of diagnostic experience and have passed an additional competency in either CT, MR or Mammography. Must have satisfactorily completed formal radiological technology training in an AMA approved school.
California (CT RTTF) for fluoroscopy and (CT RTT) for diagnostic radiology, ARRT and American Heart BLS. California Mammography certification (CT MMRT) for technologist specializing in Mammography.
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Job Summary:
Performs MRI procedures ensuring maximum quality imaging, patient safety, and accuracy of information for interpretation. Able to perform all aspects of various MRI procedures. This position requires providing care/service to a critically ill through rehabilitating adolescent through geriatric patient population in a manner that demonstrates an understanding of the functional/developmental age of the individual served.
