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The Ultrasound Technologist performs diagnostic ultrasound examinations, assists in procedures, trains staff, and ensures quality imaging according to regulatory requirements.

The Program Analyst will manage documentation, coordinate schedules and training, provide updates, maintain communication, and oversee compliance in a healthcare setting.

Pathologists provide onsite surgical pathology services, perform various biopsies, autopsies, and consult on clinical matters at the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System.

The Ultrasound Technologist independently operates ultrasound equipment to conduct complex sonographic examinations, assists Radiologists, and performs various gynecological ultrasound exams.

Clinical Laboratory Scientists evaluate specimens for analysis, conduct tests and quality control, troubleshoot equipment, and correlate data with patient information.

The Histology Technologist is responsible for preparing and staining tissue samples, performing complex tests, and managing related administrative tasks.

Ultrasound Technologists perform ultrasound scanning, communicate clinical information to Radiologists, explain procedures to patients, and maintain equipment and patient records in the Baltimore VA Medical Center.

CT Technologists provide imaging care, ensuring adherence to ARRT standards and perform organ-specific imaging while maintaining administrative tasks. On-call and varied shifts required.

Perform radiography procedures, set up suites, prepare and administer contrast material, monitor patient vital signs, and handle clerical duties including image archiving.

Provide autotransfusion services, set up and operate equipment during procedures, maintain records, and ensure readiness of supplies and equipment while complying with safety standards.