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Radiologic Technician / Technologist
Granger, IN

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ASC X-Ray Technologist

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ASC X-Ray Technologist
OSMC - 3.1
Granger, IN Job Details PRN 14 hours ago Qualifications ARRT Certification Full Job Description Are you looking to pick up an extra day or two of work? Tired of working 12 hour shifts? Are you looking for some extra cash without a full time job commitment? Then look no further OSMC is looking for a PRN! OSMC is dedicated to providing the highest quality care for diseases and injuries of the musculoskeletal system within a patient-centered, service-driven environment. Our team works collaboratively to ensure every patient receives exceptional care and support throughout their treatment journey. OSMC is seeking a PRN Radiologic Technologists for our ASC Outpatient Surgery Center in our new Granger ASC and to our Elkhart, Indiana. The position does require a current Indiana license as a Radiologic Technologist and most be currently registered with the ARRT. New graduates are welcome to apply. This position is working more of an 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday schedule and will require you to work filling in for call offs/vacations in our ASC Granger location. This role is a PRN status coverage. The Radiologic Technologist performs fluoroscopic procedures employing equipment primarily C-Arms, that emit ionizing radiation. The technologist is expected to perform a variety of procedures with the knowledge and ability to apply a prescribed amount of radiation for the purpose of obtaining optimal fluoroscopic pictures for interventional pain procedures, as well as for surgery.