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This role is for a Registered Nurse specializing in cardiac ultrasound, providing holistic and patient-centered care in a hospital setting. The nurse will assess, plan, implement, and evaluate patient care, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and using advanced technology. The position supports professional growth, work-life balance, and participation in clinical research to improve patient outcomes.

The Interventional Radiologic Technologist performs diagnostic and interventional imaging procedures such as angiography and biopsies while ensuring patient care and accurate record-keeping. The role requires adherence to established protocols for diverse patient populations and completion of post-processing tasks. Candidates must be certified radiologic technologists with preferred advanced certification in vascular or cardiac interventional radiography and basic life support certification.

MRI Technologists perform diagnostic magnetic resonance imaging to assist physicians in diagnosing diseases, following safety protocols and prescribed standards. They provide patient care across all age groups and carry out advanced imaging procedures proficiently. The role requires formal radiologic education, certifications, and experience in MRI technology.

The Nuclear Med Tech performs diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine and cardiology procedures following strict protocols and safety guidelines. This role requires certification and adherence to quality control standards to ensure patient safety and accurate results. The position emphasizes teamwork, continuous learning, and contributing to excellent patient outcomes in a supportive hospital environment.

The Imaging Technical Partner provides part-time technical and clerical support in medical imaging, assisting patients, maintaining supplies, and supporting technologists. The role involves managing patient flow and screening while adhering to protocols for diverse age groups including adolescent, adult, and geriatric populations. No prior experience is required, but Basic Life Support (BLS) certification is mandatory.

The Power Plant Engineer III oversees the operation and maintenance of boilers, chillers, and associated equipment to ensure efficient performance during assigned shifts. The role involves performing routine repairs, assisting in emergency maintenance, and ensuring compliance with federal, local, and hospital safety codes and standards. The position requires relevant apprenticeship training, a D.C. Third Class Operating License, and familiarity with safety and operational regulations such as OSHA, NFPA, and The Joint Commission.

MRI Technologists perform diagnostic magnetic resonance imaging procedures to help physicians diagnose medical conditions across all patient age groups. They operate MRI equipment following prescribed standards and ensure patient care under the supervision of Radiologists. Required qualifications include graduation from an accredited radiologic technology program, ARRT registration, and BLS certification.

The Vascular Ultrasound Technician performs noninvasive ultrasound testing to detect vascular diseases, preparing preliminary findings for patients of varying ages. This role requires graduation from an accredited ultrasound program, specific vascular sonography credentials, and basic life support certification. Experience in hospital or ambulatory settings is preferred, and the position offers schedule flexibility and comprehensive benefits through Piedmont Augusta Hospital.

The Nuclear Med Tech performs diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine and nuclear cardiology procedures while adhering to safety protocols such as A.L.A.R.A. They ensure quality control according to manufacturer and regulatory guidelines and operate within federal and state requirements. The role requires certification and knowledge of radiation safety and radiopharmaceuticals, supporting patient care in a medical environment.

The Mammography Technologist conducts specialized breast imaging examinations to assist in diagnosing and treating breast diseases. They operate mammographic radiographic equipment and other related devices to perform these diagnostic tasks. The role requires certification in radiologic technology and mammography as well as basic life support training.