5 jobs found in Solvang

The Speech Language Pathologist is responsible for performing diagnostic and therapeutic procedures relating to dysphasia, speech, language and cognitive disorders with patients with multiple diagnostic problems. The Speech Language Pathologist interprets, organizes, applies and modifies as necessary medically prescribed speech therapy to inpatients and/or outpatients. The Speech Language Pathologist plans and implements programs to meet individual needs and provides patient care consistent with the Scope of Practice Standards and Code of Ethics of the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association. Competency skills include the ability to provide care in a safe environment utilizing appropriate communication with sensitivity to special populations. This includes patients with diverse cultural backgrounds, age, developmental issues and physical impairments. Requires 2+ years' SLP experience and California SLP license.

Performs standard laboratory tests to obtain data used in diagnosis and treatment of patients. May work in any of the following departments: Blood Bank, Microbiology, Automated, General laboratory, or Specialized as defined by work site. Performs both routine and specialized tests, provides work direction and instruction to students and trainees, non-licensed personnel, and new personnel. Checks tests performed for accuracy, reliability, and validity before results are reported from the laboratory. A higher level of experience, the teaching of students and trainees, and in-depth troubleshooting capabilities distinguishes the CLS II from the CLS I category. CLS II participates in proficiency testing, identification of outliers (non conformance events) with resolution when possible. QUALIFICATIONS: LEVEL OF EDUCATION Minimum: Bachelors Degree CERTIFICATIONS, LICENSES, REGISTRATIONS Minimum: California license as a Clinical Laboratory Scientist. Licensure and experience has been validated and has been deemed qualified under the guidelines of the State of California and CLIA to perform clinical laboratory tests and examinations classified as waived, moderate or high complexity as described under CLIA. Preferred: MT (ASCP) Certification TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS Minimum: Functional experience with common laboratory analyzers and laboratory computer systems, including PC's. YEARS OF RELATED WORK EXPERIENCE Minimum: 1 year or demonstrated achievement of CLS II competencies

Operates radiographic and other related equipment and assists physicians as necessary to complete diagnostic and/or therapeutic procedures for patients of all ages. In addition to performing General Radiology, staff performs Diagnostic Ultrasound exams and procedures. May performs exams in other imaging modalities: CT, Mammography, MRI, or DEXA. Provides work direction for staff and performs other administrative duties. REQUIRES: Graduate from an accredited radiologic technologist program. Graduate from an accredited program or similar on the job training in two or more of the following modalities: CT, diagnostic ultrasound, mammography, MRI, DEXA, or student coordinator. Valid California Radiologic Technologist certification. Valid California Fluoroscopy certification within 6 months of hire (Per Diem employees are not required to have a Fluoroscopy certification). Basic Life Support certification. ARDMS Certification and achievement of advanced certification in one additional modality: CT, MRI, DEXA, or Mammography (CT and DEXA certifications must be achieved no later than 4/30/2020).

Operates sonographic and other related equipment and assists physicians as necessary to complete diagnostic and/or theraputic procedures for patients of all ages. Has a thorough knowledge of anatomy and pathology as it relates to ultrasound imaging. Coordinates patient flow and responsible for producing quality images efficiently and safely. Requires BLS and RDMS Certification.

Operates radiographic and other related equipment and assists physicians as necessary to complete diagnostic and/or therapeutic procedures for patients of all ages. In addition to General Radiology, staff may perform exams in one of the following imaging modalities; CT, Diagnostic Ultrasound, DEXA, MRI, or Mammography. Coordinates patient flow and responsible for producing quality images efficiently and safely. REQUIRES: Graduate from an accredited radiologic technologist program. Graduate from an accredited program or similar on the job training in one of the following modalities: CT, Ultrasound, Mammography, MRI, DEXA or student coordinator. Valid California Radiologic Technologist certification. Valid California Fluoroscopy certification within 6 months of hire. Basic Life Support certification. Achievment of advanced certification in CT, MRI, DEXA, or Mammography (CT and DEXA certifications must be achieved no later than 4/30/2020).