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Must be ARRT registry eligible upon hire and have graduated from an accredited Radiologic Technology program AND registered with the State of Washington as an X-Ray Technician (XT). Upon obtaining ARRT, Washington State certification as a Radiologic Technologist (RT) is required within a three-month period.
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Satisfactory completion of formal radiologic technology training in an AMA approved school and eligible for registration by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) with Registry completed before completion of probationary period OR equivalent education/experience.
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Ultrasound technologists must be credentialed in medical sonography by the American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers (ARDMS), American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) or Cardiovascular Credentialing International (CCI.
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Required Qualifications:Coursework/Training Satisfactory completion of formal radiologic technology training in an AMA approved school. Coursework/Training ARRT board certification in radiologyUpon hire: Washington Radiologic TechnologistUpon hire: National Provider BLS - American Heart AssociationUpon hire: National Certification from American Registry of Radiologic TechnologistsDemonstrated ability to operate PACS, RIS, CR/DR x-ray equipment, fluoroscopy, and C-arm to produce anatomical images for diagnostic purposes.
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Nuclear Medicine Technologist Certificate (Washington) OR Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer Certificate OR Radiologic Technologist Certification OR Nuclear Medicine Technologist Certificate from Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board.
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Requirements Completion of a two year approved School of Radiologic Technology Valid state radiology registration as required by state law Eighteen months of MRI Tech experience preferred, ideally in a critical care setting.
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Registry by the American Registry of Radiologic Technology. MedPro Healthcare Staffing, a Joint Commission-certified staffing agency, is seeking a quality MRI Tech for a contract with one of our top healthcare clients.
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You might also use other radiologic equipment such as CTs and X-rays. Working in a hospital, outpatient center, private practice, imaging center or other healthcare facility, you'll prepare patients for MRIs, operate MRI technology, process MRIs for radiologists and physicians and handle patient records.
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Graduate of an accredited Associate or Bachelor’s degree program in Radiologic Technology or related field. Operate head or body x-ray scanners which create a computer generated cross-sectional image, commonly called a CAT (Computed Axial Tomography) Scan.
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Required Qualifications: Successful completion of an AMA approved training program for Radiologic Technology. Preferred Qualification: Current experience as a Radiologic Technologist.
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Graduate of an approved accredited radiologic technology program by time of hire. Certified Radiologic Technologist (Washington) required at hire. Is very knowledgeable about and adheres stringently to radiation safety, safety precautions, and infection control practices.
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Satisfactory completion of a formal radiologic technology program or other compatible course of study. Washington State Radiologic Technologist - Diagnostic license required (Washington State X-ray license, ARRT.
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Acquire ARRT within 6 months of employment as a Radiologic Technologist I required. Biannual renewal of RT state license required by DOH and Overlake Hospital, with evidence of same by primary source verification.
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Coursework/Training: Successful completion of a formal radiologic technology training program that meets ARRT registry requirements. Upon hire: National Registered Technologist - Radiography - American Registry of Radiologic Technologists.
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Certified by the State of Washington as a Radiologic Technologist, before completion of probationary period. Registered as an X-Ray Technician by the State of Washington. Under the direction of the Radiology Supervisor, Lead Technologist, Radiologist, or other Physician, this individual will perform skilled radiographic procedures that assist in the diagnosis or treatment of patients.
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