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The Transporter is responsible for preparing, identifying, and transporting patients to imaging services, as well as returning them after procedures. The role requires basic life support certification and possibly some rotation in days and evenings.

The PET CT Tech provides direct patient care, operates imaging equipment, produces diagnostic images, ensures radiation safety, conducts quality control, performs patient assessments, and educates patients on procedures. They also complete necessary documentation and oversee the proper execution of PET and CT imaging procedures.

The Infection Preventionist assists in developing coworker health programs, investigates hospital-acquired infections, ensures compliance with health regulations, and implements infection prevention policies. Responsibilities include conducting infection surveillance, providing education, and serving on the Infection Prevention Committee.

The PSR position involves managing workers' compensation visits, occupational health tasks, and handling patient inquiries and appointments. This role includes using an electronic medical records system, collecting payments, balancing cash drawers, and performing various administrative duties. There is an emphasis on work-life balance and professional development.

The Business Intelligence Analyst supports clinical and operational areas through complex data analytics and business intelligence solutions. Responsibilities include developing automated reports, collaborating across departments for analytics tool creation, ensuring data quality, and providing user education on BI solutions.

The Supervisor CSP is responsible for overseeing Sterile Processing operations, ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory requirements, managing staff performance, and maintaining effective communication with medical staff. This role includes managing inventory controls and operational efficiencies while fostering collaboration between departments to deliver quality patient care.

The Communication Systems Operator is responsible for paging physicians and staff, maintaining telecommunications documentation, providing hospital and patient information, managing emergency plans, and answering security calls. The role includes working various shifts, including nights and weekends, and requires attending related meetings and training assignments.