This role works closely with R&D and requires a strong clinical background in cardiovascular ultrasound, including multiple years of hands-on scanning experience in a clinical environment. The individual serves as an important interface between clinical customers and engineering/product teams.
Responsibilities
Serve as a clinical subject matter expert in cardiovascular ultrasound, leveraging significant hands-on scanning experience to represent clinical workflows, user needs, and customer experience within R&D and product development.
Partner closely with engineering, product management, and other cross-functional teams to translate clinical needs and workflows into meaningful product requirements and development priorities.
Engage with clinical customers to understand current workflows, unmet needs, usability challenges, and opportunities for innovation.
Maintain and continuously develop specialized knowledge of cardiovascular ultrasound, including emerging clinical practices, technologies, guidelines, and trends.
Serve as a best-practice and quality resource, developing clinical materials and presenting recommendations to internal and external stakeholders.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree
Master's degree
Nice to have: transesophageal echocardiography (TEE)
Nice to have: intracardiac echocardiography (ICE)
Nice to have: structural heart procedures
Skills
Lead Radiologic Technologist - Sharp Memorial Hospital - Evening Shift
Lead Radiologic Technologist responsible for directing day‑to‑day activities of the radiology department, supervising technical and support staff, and ensuring high quality imaging and patient care.
Cardiovascular Interventional Technologist Level II providing radiographic technical expertise during cardiovascular, neurovascular and angiographic procedures.
Compensation
Base Pay Scale: Generally starting at $76.29 - $85.91 per hour
Responsibilities
Sets exposure parameters and provides radiographic technical expertise during procedures
Prepares and assists with equipment such as balloons, stents, valves
Enters patient data into imaging equipment
Archives images in Cardiac PACS and Radiology PACS
Perform nuclear medicine procedures using various isotopes to evaluate pathological entities as prescribed by physicians, utilizing independent judgment to determine appropriate imaging techniques and patient positioning, and ensuring adherence to department protocols and safety practices.
Responsibilities
Perform nuclear medicine procedures using various isotopes to evaluate pathological entities as prescribed by physicians.
Utilize independent judgment to determine appropriate imaging techniques and patient positioning.
Ensure adherence to department protocols and safety practices during all procedures.
Maintain required hours of continued medical education to stay current with advancements in the field.
Requirements
High School Diploma or G.E.D. equivalent.
Registered (or registry eligible) in Nuclear Medicine by the American Registry of Radiologic Technology (ARRT) and/or The Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB).
Conducts laboratory and field experiments in molecular biology, microbiology, genomics, physiology, and pathology/microscopy to study neuroimmune mechanisms in the cornea.
Responsibilities
Analyze molecular mechanisms of corneal leukocyte regulation
Separate neuronal regulation mechanisms of corneal immune privilege
Develop protocols and new methodologies
Write and present research findings
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in a natural, physical or medical science
Nice to have: MD/PhD
Nice to have: PhD
Nice to have: strong publication record
Nice to have: excellent writing and communication skills
The MRI Technologist I performs routine magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) procedures to support diagnostic and treatment services.
Responsibilities
Performs MRI procedures according to physician orders and departmental protocols, ensuring high-quality diagnostic images.
Reviews MRI patient questionnaires and patient histories to identify potential contraindications such as implants or foreign bodies, ensuring safety during scans.
Operates MRI and processing equipment proficiently, adhering to established safety guidelines and protocols.
Educates and prepares patients for MRI exams, addressing questions and alleviating concerns to ensure patient understanding and comfort.
Ensures compliance with MRI safety standards, including maintaining MRI safety zones and verifying patient and staff readiness before entering scan areas.
Requirements
Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology or MRI program
The Mammography Technologist I is responsible for performing screening and diagnostic mammography procedures to assist in the detection and diagnosis of breast diseases.
Responsibilities
Performs mammography imaging procedures, ensuring high-quality screening and diagnostic images through proper positioning, technique, and compression.
Adheres to safety protocols, radiation protection standards, and infection control guidelines to ensure patient and staff safety.
Ensures equipment functionality and maintenance, performing routine quality control testing per ACR and FDA/MQSA requirements.
Reviews physician orders and patient history, ensuring all mammography procedures are correctly ordered, verified, and acknowledged.
Educates patients on breast health, self-exam techniques, and procedure expectations, addressing concerns with professionalism.
Requirements
Licensed Radiologic Technologist
ARRT Radiography Certification
ARDMS or ARRT - Mammography certification or eligibility to obtain within six (6) months of hire
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