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The Medical Imaging Tech performs MRI procedures in an outpatient setting, ensuring patient safety, comfort, and proper imaging protocols. This role requires ARRT or ARMRIT certification, with preference for hospital experience and BLS certification. The technician is responsible for patient communication, safety compliance, and assisting with imaging workflow and emergencies as necessary.

The CT Medical Imaging technologist performs high-quality diagnostic imaging procedures, primarily CT scans, ensuring patient safety and accuracy in a hospital environment. They comply with radiation safety protocols, handle patient care sensitively, and collaborate with medical staff to deliver efficient imaging services. The role requires formal radiologic technology education, registry in CT, and the ability to operate imaging equipment while maintaining professional standards.

The CT Scan Technologist performs high-quality CT imaging procedures in a hospital setting, ensuring patient safety, comfort, and accurate diagnostic results. The role requires formal radiologic education, CT registry certification or eligibility, and adherence to radiation safety protocols. The technologist collaborates with healthcare teams, manages patient care during scans, and may work varied shifts including call and weekends.

The CT Medical Imaging technologist performs high-quality diagnostic imaging procedures, primarily CT scans, ensuring patient safety and accuracy in a hospital environment. They comply with radiation safety protocols, handle patient care sensitively, and collaborate with medical staff to deliver efficient imaging services. The role requires formal radiologic technology education, registry in CT, and the ability to operate imaging equipment while maintaining professional standards.

The Medical Imaging Tech performs MRI procedures in an outpatient setting, ensuring patient safety, comfort, and proper imaging protocols. This role requires ARRT or ARMRIT certification, with preference for hospital experience and BLS certification. The technician is responsible for patient communication, safety compliance, and assisting with imaging workflow and emergencies as necessary.

The CT Medical Imaging technologist performs high-quality diagnostic imaging procedures, primarily CT scans, ensuring patient safety and accuracy in a hospital environment. They comply with radiation safety protocols, handle patient care sensitively, and collaborate with medical staff to deliver efficient imaging services. The role requires formal radiologic technology education, registry in CT, and the ability to operate imaging equipment while maintaining professional standards.

The CT Medical Imaging technologist performs high-quality diagnostic imaging procedures, primarily CT scans, ensuring patient safety and accuracy in a hospital environment. They comply with radiation safety protocols, handle patient care sensitively, and collaborate with medical staff to deliver efficient imaging services. The role requires formal radiologic technology education, registry in CT, and the ability to operate imaging equipment while maintaining professional standards.

The CT Medical Imaging technologist performs high-quality diagnostic imaging procedures, primarily CT scans, ensuring patient safety and accuracy in a hospital environment. They comply with radiation safety protocols, handle patient care sensitively, and collaborate with medical staff to deliver efficient imaging services. The role requires formal radiologic technology education, registry in CT, and the ability to operate imaging equipment while maintaining professional standards.

The Medical Imaging Tech performs MRI procedures in an outpatient setting, ensuring patient safety, comfort, and proper imaging protocols. This role requires ARRT or ARMRIT certification, with preference for hospital experience and BLS certification. The technician is responsible for patient communication, safety compliance, and assisting with imaging workflow and emergencies as necessary.

The Medical Imaging Tech performs MRI procedures in an outpatient setting, ensuring patient safety, comfort, and proper imaging protocols. This role requires ARRT or ARMRIT certification, with preference for hospital experience and BLS certification. The technician is responsible for patient communication, safety compliance, and assisting with imaging workflow and emergencies as necessary.