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prior to starting the imaging process. Attends required staff meetings and ensures ensuring continuing education requirements met to support professional growth and certification. JOB ELIGIBILITY
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, an endo-surgery center, and more. Job Summary Duke Cancer Patient Support Program self-image team provides specialty services to patients facing cancer and cancer survivors coping with the impact of cancer
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, an endo-surgery center, and more. **** This Position is Eligible for a Lump Sum of $3,000 Relocation and $15,000 Commitment Bonus **** Location: Duke University Hospital - Fetal Diagnostic Center *Clinic is
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and staining. Microscope analysis of cytogenetic preparations. FISH microscopy experience required. Karyotype preparation using the Applied Spectral Imaging System. FISH analysis, by microscope and
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processed images and sequence of exposure and label appropriately. Review patient records for appropriateness of order. Prepare preliminary reports in collaboration with providers. Charge MR procedures and
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the physician with fluoroscopic procedures and special radiographic procedures. Accurately process images for optimal quality. Match with appropriate paperwork for interpretation. Charge radiographic procedures
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and assist the physician with fluoroscopic procedures and special radiographic procedures. Accurately process images for optimal quality. Match with appropriate paperwork for interpretation. Charge
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MR scans for technical quality, collate processed images and sequence of acquisition and label appropriately Schedule patients for procedures; assist with clerical function Charge MR procedures and
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scans for technical quality, collate processed images and sequence of acquisition and label appropriately Schedule patients for procedures; assist with clerical function Charge MR procedures and supplies
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process, often will need to place orders within EPIC to store outside images and/or interpret outside images in the Duke system. Place orders within EPIC to have outside pathology slides read by Duke