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Imaging Student

Northeast Alabama Regional Medical Center

Anniston, ALJobSeen 2mo agoSeen in employer's feed 3 days ago

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Anniston, AL
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Requirements

Credentials this posting asks for.

BLS/CPR By The American Heart Association

Job overview

Northeast Alabama Regional Medical Center is hiring an Imaging Student. The Imaging Student operates radiological equipment to produce clinical diagnostic x-ray films as prescribed by physicians. This role performs diagnostic procedures according to established protocols under the general direction of the Diagnostic Imaging Supervisor.

Key focus areas include Operate radiological equipment to produce clinical diagnostic x-ray films and Perform diagnostic procedures according to established protocols.

Successful candidates bring Currently Enrolled In AMA Approved Radiological Technology School and BLS/CPR By The American Heart Association. Important skills include Radiological Equipment Operation.

Skills & qualifications

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Skills

Radiological Equipment Operation

Qualifications

Currently Enrolled in AMA Approved Radiological Technology SchoolBLS/CPR by the American Heart Association

Full job description

Reports to the Diagnostic Imaging Supervisor. Under general direction, operates radiological equipment to produce clinical diagnostic x-ray films as prescribed by physicians and perform diagnostic procedures according to established protocols.

Currently enrolled in an AMA approved Radiological Technology School.

Knowledge of radiological equipment.

Must have BLS/CPR by the American Heart Association.

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