Clinical Imaging Assistant
Marshall Medical
Clinical Imaging Assistant
Marshall Medical
Nonprofit community hospital and clinic network
Department:
Diagnostic ImagingShift:
Employee Type:
Regular - Per DiemPer Diem Type (if applicable):
Non-RN Per Diem 1Minimum Pay Range:
$21.00 - $24.15POSITION SUMMARY:
The Clinical Imaging Assistant maintains the Diagnostic Imaging film library. Updates records, processes film loans and retrieves file records. Provides reception and routes calls to appropriate areas, orders exams and prepares records for distribution to imaging and requesting facilities and/or physicians. Assists physicians with Digital Images and distributes, and/or faxes reports to physicians and inpatient units. Transports patients to and from various nursing units and maintains Diagnostic Imaging patient transport equipment. Performs digital image processing, image copying, CD burning and related duties. Transports equipment, supplies and specimens as needed. Assures the comfort and safety of each patient during transfer from one unit to the next. Assists technical and nursing staff in transfer and ambulation of patients on nursing and in Diagnostic Services.
POSITION QUALIFICATIONS:
· High School Diploma or equivalent required.
· Current Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification required.
· Previous patient contact experience preferred.
· Must have an understanding of medical terminology.
· Basic understanding of hospital routines and how they relate to each department within the institution.
· Previous patient contact experience preferred.
· Excellent customer service skills, basic patient care skills and an understanding of confidentiality requirements.
· Excellent communication both verbally and written.
· Customer Service Advocacy is required.
· Basic computer skills and phone etiquette is required.
Nonprofit community hospital and clinic network
Marshall Medical is a nonprofit community health system serving El Dorado County. It runs Marshall Hospital, several outpatient facilities, and the Marshall Physician Clinic Services network, offering primary and specialty care from internal and family medicine to OB/GYN, cardiology, and rheumatology. Care works through a coordinated system of hospital and clinic locations where primary and specialty physicians collaborate to treat patients. It differs from many providers by being independently operated with a local volunteer board and a broad, community-focused network rather than a single facility, aiming to deliver integrated care.
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