Multi-Modality Radiologic Tech | CT, Dexa & X-ray
Saint Luke's Hospital of Kansas City
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Job summary
Saint Luke's Hospital of Kansas City is seeking a Licensed Radiologic Technologist (LRT) to join the Imaging department. The role covers Bone Dexa, CT, Diagnostic X-rays and EKGs under supervision to support patient care.
Required: KS LRT license, an Associate Degree in Radiologic Technology, and less than 1 year of experience. This full-time daytime position offers the chance to grow within a faith-based health system.
Qualifications
- Licensed Radiologic Technologist (LRT) in KS.
- Associate degree in Radiologic Technology.
- Less than 1 year of applicable experience.
Responsibilities
- Perform Bone Dexa, CT, Diagnostic X-rays and EKGs under supervision by Radiology manager and Radiologist.
- Adhere to imaging safety and departmental protocols.
- Support the mission and vision of Saint Luke's Hospital of Kansas City.
Skills
Education
Job description
Saint Luke's Hospital of Kansas City is seeking a Licensed Radiologic Technologist (LRT) to join the Imaging department. The role covers Bone Dexa, CT, Diagnostic X-rays and EKGs under supervision to support patient care.
Required: KS LRT license, an Associate Degree in Radiologic Technology, and less than 1 year of experience. This full-time daytime position offers the chance to grow within a faith-based health system.
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