Radiology Technologist II in Ridgecrest, California at Ridgecrest Regional Hospital

• Flexible scheduling – because work/life balance matters to us
• Tuition reimbursement and learning opportunities – we give you the opportunity to continuously grow
• Fantastic total rewards program, including: medical, dental, vision and 403B
• Gym Membership Reimbursement, Free Chair Massages
• Paid time off – we value your life outside of work
• …and so much more!

A BIT ABOUT US

We are Ridgecrest Regional Hospital, and our goal is to be the partner of choice for the healthcare needs of our community. We take a person-centric focus to healthcare, and this means that every individual who steps through our doors – be they a patient, family member, or staff – is at the center of everything we do.
Our town of Ridgecrest is a family-friendly community of 30,000 in the desert of central Southern California, far from the traffic and commotion of LA. It’s near the Sierra Mountains and full of natural wonders, outdoor activities, and sunshine. It offers plenty of beautiful outdoor scenery and activities, as well as shorter commutes, great schools, and a more easygoing lifestyle! This critical access hospital is close to Mount Whitney, Sequoia National Forest and Death Valley. It is the perfect close-knit community if you are an outdoor adventurist looking for slightly slower-paced living while also continuing to grow in your healthcare career.

Learn about a nursing career at RRH: www.rrh.org/nurses
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JOB SUMMARY:

A California State certified radiological technologist that performs radiographic procedures at a technical level not requiring constant supervision of technical detail; performs a variety of technical procedures that require independent judgement, and use of ingenuity and initiative to apply prescribed ionizing radiation for radiologic procedures as assigned; may be assigned responsibility for specific radiographic procedures.

QUALIFICATIONS:

1. High school graduate.
2. Successful completion of an AMA accredited training program leading to registry by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists.
3. State of California and ARRT registration and certification.
4. BLS certification required and maintained thereafter.
5. Expertise training needed dealing with age-specific population.