Cleveland Clinic Hospital Work Values

Daily Duties at Cleveland Clinic Hospital:

As an x-ray technologist I was required to take patient medical histories, perform complete e-ray exams of the entire body including head, abdomen, chest and extremities using a buckey, tabletop or portable machine. Exams were performed both in the outpatient services rooms or the emergency rooms. Other radiologic exams included fluoroscopic studies using the PCS system such as IVP's, Upper GI,esophograms,Small Bowel Series, Barium Enema, Defagrams etc. using contrast such as barium or gastrographin. OR exams using the c-arm were also required. OR exams included spine surgery, orthopedic type surgeries, cholangiograms and ERCP's

What they like about Cleveland Clinic Hospital:

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Tags

X-ray Tech, Radiologic Technologist, MRI Tech, Magnetic Resonance Technologist, MRI Technologist, X-ray Technologist, PACS, GE 1.5 Tesla Magnet

Skills

P&L responsibilities, Software Implementation, Requirements Analysis & Specification, X-ray exams, MRI scans, Computer Skills, Management Skills, Office Management Skills

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