Join Cleveland Clinic Akron General's Stow Health and Wellness Center and become part of a top healthcare system in Akron. This patient-friendly facility offers a variety of primary care, emergencycareand specialty services along with Lifestyles, a medically based fitness program and facility.

As a CT/MRI Scan Technologist Assistant, you are involved in all aspects of the CT/MRI department operations, including department stocking, oral contrast preparation, exam data entry and more. In this role, you will promote a patient-driven philosophy,exhibitingpositive behavior that supports and enhances their care experience. This position is an excellent entry into the healthcare field at Cleveland Clinic.

A caregiver in this position worksMonday-Wednesdayfrom 6:30AM – 7:00PM.

A caregiver who excels in this role will:

• Assure rooms are set up properly before beginning of procedure.

• Clean rooms promptly post-procedure.

• Assure patient modesty and comfort,assistpatients with changing, answer call lights asappropriateand report any change in patient's condition or behavior.

• Assurepatient isdischarged to appropriatedestination.

• Check proper identification ofpatientper policy and create patient identification bands.

• Schedule scans and watchqueue.

• Verify physician exam order, look atneedsofpatientand initiate communication and inpatient flow.

• Document patient history, condition and any other pertinent information on requisition/history sheet and ensure all data is entered into the computer on day of exam, including nonprocedural changes,additionalexams, and order revision.

• Acquire, archive,transmitand print images via PACS, when applicable knowledge in after-hourstransmission of images andappropriate paperworkimmediatelyreporting any malfunctions to Help Desk and PACS Administrator.

• Perform front desk administrative duties

• Follow Radiation/MRI Safety Guidelines.

• Operate all equipment properly and with care.

• Maintain ethical and professional relationships with all customers,demonstratingcooperative efforts withcoworkersand the ability to accept constructive criticism.

• Assess the patient's readiness and need for learning, considering all aspects of diversity and inclusion.

• Determinethe bestmethodologyto deliver education and receive verbal feedback or returndemonstrationtovalidatelearning.

• Provide verbal and/or written instructions for tests/procedures, diagnoses, and discharge whenappropriate.

• Document what education has been delivered,patient'sresponse and collaboration with any members of the health care team in coordinationofcare.

Minimum qualifications for the ideal future caregiver include:

• HighSchoolDiploma or GED with an emphasis on communication, computerskillsand science courses

• Basic Life Support (BLS) certificationthrough the American Heart Association (AHA) or American Red Cross

• Broad knowledge of medical terminology and anatomy

Preferred qualifications for the ideal future caregiver include:

• Current radiology/imaging students are eligible

• One year of experience in a healthcare related field