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US - Vasc , US - High Risk, Echo Techs Sonographer, Echo Tech, Vascular Tech. Imaging Division: Rad Tech, CT Tech, MRI Tech, Ultra Sound Tech, Nuc Med Tech, US Gen/Vasc, LAB Division: MLT, LT, Clinical Lab Scientist, Histology Tech, Cyto Tech, Phlebotomist.
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Attention all traveling ultrasound technologists! or text me to schedule an interview today! Attention all traveling ultrasound technologists! An amazing opportunity awaits you in "The Buckeye State.
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Multi-vendor general x-ray and ultrasound preferred. Maintains Aultman standards of confidentiality, including the HIPAA Privacy Rule. Maintains Aultman standards of confidentiality, including the HIPAA Privacy Rule. Creates and fosters a work environment that is consistent with the Mission, Vision and Values of the Aultman Health Foundation.
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Performs the following procedures: Adult and Pediatric echocardiography, Transesophageal (TEE), Stress Echo (exercise and pharmacological), structural heart testing and other tests as determined by the Unit Director and Medical Director of the Cardiac Lab. Operates complex ultrasound equipment and other patient assessment equipment pertinent to department needs.
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Enjoy competitive weekly pay between $2700 and $3200.
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