Adjunct Faculty: Radiology
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State of South Carolina is hiring an Adjunct Faculty: Radiology. The role involves supervising students in clinical and lab settings, evaluating them during rotations and competencies while performing patient care and radiological procedures. Candidates must hold an Associate Degree in Radiologic Technology, be ARRT registered, possess an SCRQSA license and CPR certification, and have at least two years of diagnostic radiography experience.
Key focus areas include Directly supervise students in the clinical and lab environment, Evaluate students in clinical settings while performing patient care and radiological procedures, and Evaluate students during competencies required as part of their clinical rotations.
Successful candidates bring Associate Degree In Applied Science Radiologic Technology, ARRT Registration, and SCRQSA License.
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Responsibilities include direct supervision of students in the clinical and lab environment. Evaluation of students in clinical while performing patient care and radiological procedures and evaluating students during competencies required as a part of their clinical rotations.Associate Degree in applied science with a major in Radiologic Technology. Registered with the ARRT (R) credentials, SCRQSA license and CPR certification. A minimum of two years' experience in diagnostic radiology as a staff technologist in diagnostic radiography.This is a temporary, part-time position. Please review Agency Specific Application procedures for our required application procedures.
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