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Bonner General Health Diagnostic Imaging is seeking a CT/XRAY Technologist for on-the-job CT training in Sandpoint, ID. This full-time, on-site role involves (3) 13-hour shifts with straight pay and a focus on safe, accurate imaging for patients.
Must be ARRT eligible; formal radiologic technologist training is required, with ARRT registration preferred. A strong team approach and dedication to patient care are essential.
Job Category: Technologist
Requisition Number: CTXRA001463
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Sandpoint, ID 83864, USA
Must be ARRT eligible, will train CT on the job
Shift: (3) 13 hour shifts-STRAIGHT PAY
Status: Full Time
Bonner General Health Diagnostic Imaging is a full-service imaging department offering advanced technology, convenient access, prompt testing and results. Our team of professionals has a true passion for care, focused on providing excellent, individualized service to each patient. We are committed to providing the latest technology in diagnostic imaging, including Computerized Tomography (CT), 3-D mammography, DEXA, Ultrasound, Echocardiography, Fluoroscopy, state of the art Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), and Interventional Procedures.
Our technologist and DI assistants work together to provide a safe and efficient experience. Although the individual disciplines are located throughout the BGH campus...efficiency, skill and patient focused care remain constant.
If you like a fast paced and diverse environment come work with us today!
Education:
High school graduate or equivalent; Completion of formal radiological technologist training in an AMA approved school; American Registry of Radiological Technologists (ARRT) required
Experience:
Two (2) years radiology/CT experience preferred
Licensure:
Must be A.R.R.T. registered CT registered preferred Current BLS (AHA) certification
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