Radiologic Technologist
Baptist Health (Central Alabama)
Radiologic Technologist
Baptist Health (Central Alabama)
Faith-based hospital system serving Central Alabama
Baptist Health is looking for Rad Techs to join our Shelby team! The Radiology Technologist is a direct patient caregiver. They provide quality patient care when performing diagnostic imaging and related procedures to demonstrate anatomy for interpretation and/or intervention while adhering to radiation safety principles.
With benefits that begin day 1, we look forward to the opportunity to support you at any stage of life, including:
Baptist Health is a not-for-profit, faith-based 1,700-bed health system with five hospitals, multiple outpatient centers and physician offices — including Alabama’s largest primary care network with 70 primary care clinics located across four counties. A team of approximately 2,600 employed and affiliated physicians and more than 7,000 team members are dedicated to providing quality and compassionate care for the communities they serve.
Baptist Health is now part of Orlando Health, bringing in a new day in healthcare! Orlando Health is a private, not-for-profit healthcare organization that has been passionate about delivering expert care to diverse communities for over a century. With physicians in more than 100 specialties, award-winning hospitals, stand-alone emergency departments, urgent care locations and more, the healthcare system attracts patients from across the state, region and nation.
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Responsibilities Include, But Not Limited To:
Education/Training
Licensure/Certification
Valid Certified Radiologic Technologist licensure by the State of Alabama if required by the State and
Valid American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) certification and
Maintains current BLS/Healthcare Provider certification
Experience
Faith-based hospital system serving Central Alabama
Baptist Health is a faith-based nonprofit health system caring for communities across Central and Northeast Alabama. Its hospitals, emergency services, physician practices and outpatient clinics combine acute, primary and specialty care, including heart, cancer, surgical, diagnostic and women's services. Baptist Health Medical Group includes community-based physician practices alongside hospital and specialty care, extending services beyond inpatient stays. The system is part of Orlando Health, a nonprofit academic health organization whose network spans Florida, Puerto Rico and Alabama. Baptist Health traces its roots to a hospital ministry founded by Birmingham-area Baptist congregations in 1922.
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