Location: Jersey City,NJ, USA
Apply now and our proprietary system will quickly have you in front of a live recruiter. The Opportunity Description We're looking for a CT/MRI Technologist , working in Healthcare Systems and Services industry in New Jersey, United States . Conducting CT and MRI scans according to established protocols and physician orders. Operating and maintaining imaging equipment, ensuring patient safety and image quality. Assisting in patient preparation, positioning, and providing necessary instructions. Collaborating with radiologists and other healthcare professionals to ensure accurate and timely imaging results. Participating in quality control and assurance activities to maintain high standards of image quality. Embracing opportunities for cross-training and specialization, particularly in cardiac imaging. Our Client Our client is looking for people. Technical people. People who want to learn, innovate, and contribute. People who want to shape the future of healthcare. Join their worldwide team of 60,000-plus employees. Make your mark on our future. Help develop, manufacture, and sell innovative imaging, diagnostic and therapies products. Provide clinical consulting, training, and service that support decisions and improve treatments for life. Do you have passion for healthcare? Expertise in your field? A pioneering spirit? Maybe this is for you If you really are pioneering, why not give it a shot? Experience Required for Your Success Recent graduation from an accredited Radiologic Technology program with a focus on CT and/or MRI ARRT certification in Radiography required Strong communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team Enthusiasm for learning, adapting to new technologies, and staying current with industry trends A passion for providing exceptional patient care and maintaining patient comfort What Do You Think? Does your experience reflect what it takes to be successful in this role? Do the work and challenges get you excited about what's possible?