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Bilingual (Spanish) Prior experience in cardiology Benefits Medical, Dental and Vision Coverage Supplemental benefits including Life Insurance and Short-Term Disability 401 (K) Savings Plan 401 (K) Company Match PTO hours per year Sick leave hours per year Paid holidays per year.
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Title: Interventional Radiology
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Cardiovascular technician training program with emphasis in invasive cardiology and hemodynamic monitoring preferred. Cardiovascular technician training program with emphasis in invasive cardiology and hemodynamic monitoring preferred.
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Provides educational assistance to Cardiology and EP Fellows and Family Practice/ Internal Medicine Residents on cardiac devices. Department : Anaheim Kraemer Med Office 2 - Cardiology-Reg Clinic - 0806.
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This non-profit, acute-care hospital is home to an award winning Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and has been recognized for their excellence in the areas of Patient Safety from the LeapFrog Group, was ranked a 2023-2024 Best Children’s Hospital for cardiology, urology, and heart surgery, and is a 2024 award winner for Maternity Care recognizing low rates of newborn complications and early deliveries.
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Cardiovascular technologist training program with emphasis in invasive cardiology and hemodynamic monitoring preferred. A nine-time recipient of the Healthgrades Patient Safety Excellence Award (2014-2022), Chino Valley Medical Center has been recognized nationally for its quality, including as among the 100 Great Community Hospitals by Becker's Hospital Review in 2018 and as among the 100 Top Hospitals by IBM Watson Health.
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