Community Health Network
3D Imaging Processing Specialist
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We are seeking a 3D Imaging Processing Specialist who will be taking data from imaging equipment (like CT and MRI) to create high-quality 3D images. You'll use various processing techniques (like MPR, MIP, volume rendering) to show anatomy and pathology clearly. The position focuses on ensuring efficient, timely, and high-quality image processing while improving workflows and maintaining compliance.
Exceptional Skills and Qualifications
- Process imaging data sets accurately and efficiently.
- Prioritize workload and manage workflow to process studies within approved timeframes.
- Monitor systems (EMR, PACS, RIS) to identify studies needing 3D processing.
- Collaborate with technologists and physicians to determine appropriate processing for specific studies.
- Identify normal vs. abnormal anatomy in images.
- Troubleshoot hardware/software issues in the 3D Lab and escalate as needed.
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Requirements:
- Licensed as a Radiologic Technologist by the State of IN
- One of the following: ARRT (CT) OR ARRT (MR)
- 5+ years of CT and/or MRI experience
- 2+ years of advanced post-processing experience with multiple applications (preferred)
- Graduate of an accredited imaging program (preferred)
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