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St. Mary's Medical Center in Huntington, WV is seeking a full-time Special Procedures (Radiology) Tech to perform vascular and interventional radiology imaging and to participate in emergency call procedures as needed.
The role requires a degree and ARRT licensure with state licensing, plus preferred JRCERT accreditation and CV/Interventional certification. Prior staff radiology and CV interventional experience is desirable. BLS is required.
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St. Mary's Medical Center is seeking a Full Time Special Procedures (Radiology) Tech. The Special Procedures Tech's primary purpose is to provide quality patient care and quality radiographic procedures for patients needing vascular or interventional Radiology exams. In addition be available for emergency call procedures.
EDUCATION:
Bachelor degree preferred. Graduate of an approved JRCERT program for Radiologic Technology. Holder of a valid and current:
EXPERIENCE:
Previous work experience as Staff Radiologic Technologist and work experience as an Interventional/Cardiovascular Technologist desired.
SKILLS:
Uses a variety of stationary and mobile diagnostic radiation producing and imaging equipment and accessories, radiation protection and shielding materials and devices. Uses automatic film processing units. Ability to establish contact with patients who may be under physical and emotional stress. Compassionate, good listener, professional, able to follow instructions. BLS required.
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