This is an opportunity to grow and become an important member of our community’s commitment to high-quality care provided close to home. We are looking for a courteous, friendly and helpful attitude as you work with staff members, patients/residents, family, and visitors and make a difference in our overall patient experience.

Responsibilities include:

• Verifying patient name and date of birth.
• Prepare and position patients for imaging and selects exposure factors appropriately to aid in the diagnosis.
• Administer contrast media following hospital protocols, state, and federal regulations.
• Monitor patients during procedure and report abnormal activity.
• Produces radiographs using techniques to ensure optimal images with lowest possible radiation to the patient. 

Schedule: 

• 3rd shift, T-F & Every other M, 72 hours ppp, IDPH Permit to Practice required and CT experience a plus, but will train.
• FT Days, Position includes 1-2 nights of call per pay period, IDPH Permit to Practice required and CT experience a plus, but will train.

Requirements:

• Successful candidates must have an Iowa Department of Public Health Permit to Practice.
• Candidates must be able to work independently as well as on a team.
• Communicate effectively to both the patient and the team is required.
• Maintain proficiency and stay up to date on regulatory requirements relating to X-ray exams and equipment.
• CT experience is preferred but will train.  

Benefits:

• Competitive Benefits Package Included 

About Us:

Virginia Gay Hospital is the community’s largest employer and provides a wide array of services, diagnostic testing, and clinical expertise (Acute Care (inpatient), Emergency Medicine, Home Health, Imaging Services, Laboratory, Nursing and Rehabilitation, Respiratory Therapy, Sleep Studies, Surgical Services and Therapy Services. As a leader in rural healthcare and specializing in family medicine Virginia Gay Hospital and Clinics serve families in the greater Benton County, Iowa with family medical clinics in Atkins (SE Benton Co.), Van Horne (SW Benton Co.), Urbana (NE Benton Co.) and in Vinton. Founded with a gift from Virginia Walcutt-Gay in 1914, the hospital has been able to maintain independence because of the generous support from the community.