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Emergency Medical Technician (EMT):     WE'RE HIRING EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS   BENEFITS. Full federal benefits package: very competitive pay, ample vacation + separate sick leave, recruitment incentives, relocation assistance, 5% investment matching (TSP), retirement (FERS), health, dental, vision, life + long term insurance, any state license works (no need to get a KS license!) Read more about our benefits by visiting the Army Benefits Center (https://www.abc.army.mil/abc?id=abc_index)   QUALIFICATIONS One year of experience working as an EMT, EMS truck experience, Active, unrescripted EMT license, National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians Certification, BLS, US Citizenship   HOW TO APPLY. To officially apply, please search for openings at Fort Riley, Kansas on USAJOBS.gov. Please also e/mail your resume + license to: usarmy.riley.medcom/iach.mbx.careers@mail.mil         WHAT WE'RE ALL ABOUT     We're an Army hospital located in Fort Riley, Kansas. An active duty Army instillation in Manhattan, Kansas / home to Kansas State University! We serve a population of nearly 50,000 active duty Soldiers, family members and retirees in the community. Irwin Army Community Hospital is located in Fort Riley, Kansas which is uniquely located in the rolling Flint Hills region of the Midwest. We are nestled between Junction City (pop.17,000) and Manhattan (pop. 57,000). The local area has an abundance of outdoor activities where you'll find unlimited opportunities to fish, hike, swim, and explore! Enjoy BigXII college sports and entertainment at Kansas State University in Manhattan; as well as a thriving night life and culinary experience. Experience travel simplified at the Manhattan Regional Airport. For international travel, Kansas City International Airport is only two hours away.   Manhattan has been recognized on the following lists for its quality of life:   No. 3 on a list of Best Small Places for Business and Careers (Forbes) One of the Top 10 Places to Retire (Money Magazine) One of the Top 50 College Towns in America (Best College Reviews) Top 10 Best Places to Retire Young (CNN Money) Top 100 Places to Live in America (Livability)   Irwin Army Community Hospital is a 47/bed hospital. It was designed with the latest medical engineering technology to deliver the best care to our Big Red One Soldiers and mission partners, their families and our retirees. The hospital was smartly built to accommodate an increase in patient capacity or future growth on Fort Riley. As of summer 2016, the hospital serves 49,426 eligible beneficiaries. On a typical day, it sees 1,594 clinical patients, fills 1,805 prescriptions, runs 1,587 laboratory procedures, performs 11 surgical cases, and delivers three babies.   The new hospital incorporates Evidence/Based Design which influences modern healthcare facility design to promote patient healing and staff well being. The L/shape design separates the inpatient care from the outpatient care clinics. The staff use their own hallways and elevators outside of the “L.” This frees up space for patients and visitors. The layout provides the shortest reasonable path from check/in to exam. It also eases the transition from one department to another should a patient require additional care. All reception areas in the outpatient side are in the atrium, giving a greater sense of openness. The atrium, or “glass wall,” lets in natural light and provides a passive solar heat in the cooler months while reducing it in hotter seasons. Irwin Army Community Hospital celebrates the 100th anniversary of the 1st Infantry Division with the opening of the new hospital in 2016.       WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE AN ARMY CIVILIAN?   Civilian employees serve a vital role in supporting the Army mission. They provide the skills that are not readily available in the military, but crucial to support military operations. The Army integrates the talents and skills of its military and civilian members to form a Total Army. As a civilian employee on #TeamIACH, you are a federal employee. You are not in the Army, you are not deployed, forced moved, and you don't wear a uniform. You'll work alongside our men and women in uniform who also serve as heathcare professionals.Click here to learn more about civilian government service.   WHEN YOU'RE ON #TEAMIACH, YOU EITHER TOUCH A PATIENT, OR ENABLE THOSE WHO DO.   JOIN THE TEAM, TODAY.   CONNECT WITH US. facebook.com/IACHcareers twitter.com/IACHcareers linkedin.com/in/IACHcareers iach.amedd.army.mil usarmy.riley.medcom/iach.mbx.careers@mail.mil     LEARN MORE ABOUT LIVING IN MANHATTAN.  Visit the CVB website here.        LEARN MORE ABOUT LIVING IN JUNCTION CITY. Visit the CVB website here.              

Health Technician; Ophthalmology:     // WE'RE HIRING OPHTHALMOLOGY TECHS \\   BENEFITS. Full federal benefits package: very competitive pay, ample vacation + separate sick leave, relocation assistance, 5% investment matching, retirement, health, dental, vision, life + long term insurance, any state license works (no need to get a KS license!)   QUALIFICATIONS. One full year of ophthalmology tech experience, ophthalmology tech certification, BLS, US Citizenship (if you do not have one full year of experience, please still reach out to us. We have new/grad opportunities from time to time)   HOW TO APPLY. To officially apply, please search for openings at Fort Riley, Kansas on USAJOBS.gov. Please also e/mail your resume + license to: usarmy.riley.medcom/iach.mbx.careers@mail.mil     // WHAT WE'RE ALL ABOUT \\   We're an Army hospital located in Fort Riley, Kansas. An active duty Army instillation in Manhattan, Kansas / home to Kansas State University! We serve a population of nearly 50,000 active duty Soldiers, family members and retirees in the community. Irwin Army Community Hospital is located in Fort Riley, Kansas which is uniquely located in the rolling Flint Hills region of the Midwest. We are nestled between Junction City (pop.17,000) and Manhattan (pop. 57,000). The local area has an abundance of outdoor activities where you'll find unlimited opportunities to fish, hike, swim, and explore! Enjoy BigXII college sports and entertainment at Kansas State University in Manhattan; as well as a thriving night life and culinary experience. Experience travel simplified at the Manhattan Regional Airport. For international travel, Kansas City International Airport is only two hours away.   Manhattan has been recognized on the following lists for its quality of life:   No. 3 on a list of Best Small Places for Business and Careers (Forbes) One of the Top 10 Places to Retire (Money Magazine) One of the Top 50 College Towns in America (Best College Reviews) Top 10 Best Places to Retire Young (CNN Money) Top 100 Places to Live in America (Livability)   Irwin Army Community Hospital is a 47/bed hospital. It was designed with the latest medical engineering technology to deliver the best care to our Big Red One Soldiers and mission partners, their families and our retirees. The hospital was smartly built to accommodate an increase in patient capacity or future growth on Fort Riley. As of summer 2016, the hospital serves 49,426 eligible beneficiaries. On a typical day, it sees 1,594 clinical patients, fills 1,805 prescriptions, runs 1,587 laboratory procedures, performs 11 surgical cases, and delivers three babies.   The new hospital incorporates Evidence/Based Design which influences modern healthcare facility design to promote patient healing and staff well being. The L/shape design separates the inpatient care from the outpatient care clinics. The staff use their own hallways and elevators outside of the “L.” This frees up space for patients and visitors. The layout provides the shortest reasonable path from check/in to exam. It also eases the transition from one department to another should a patient require additional care. All reception areas in the outpatient side are in the atrium, giving a greater sense of openness. The atrium, or “glass wall,” lets in natural light and provides a passive solar heat in the cooler months while reducing it in hotter seasons. Irwin Army Community Hospital celebrates the 100th anniversary of the 1st Infantry Division with the opening of the new hospital in 2016.   Click here to read all about our new hospital.     WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE AN ARMY CIVILIAN?   Civilian employees serve a vital role in supporting the Army mission. They provide the skills that are not readily available in the military, but crucial to support military operations. The Army integrates the talents and skills of its military and civilian members to form a Total Army. As a civilian employee on #TeamIACH, you are a federal employee. You are not in the Army, you are not deployed, forced moved, and you don't wear a uniform. You'll work alongside our men and women in uniform who also serve as heathcare professionals.Click here to learn more about civilian government service.     WHEN YOU'RE ON #TEAMIACH, YOU EITHER TOUCH A PATIENT, OR ENABLE THOSE WHO DO.   JOIN THE TEAM, TODAY.   CONNECT WITH US. facebook.com/IACHcareers twitter.com/IACHcareers linkedin.com/in/IACHcareers iach.amedd.army.mil usarmy.riley.medcom/iach.mbx.careers@mail.mil     LEARN MORE ABOUT LIVING IN MANHATTAN.  Visit the CVB website here.        LEARN MORE ABOUT LIVING IN JUNCTION CITY. Visit the CVB website here.        

Health Technician; Ophthalmology Supervisor:     // WE'RE HIRING OPHTHALMOLOGY TECH SUPERVISORS \\   BENEFITS. Full federal benefits package: very competitive pay, ample vacation + separate sick leave, relocation assistance, 5% investment matching, retirement, health, dental, vision, life + long term insurance, any state license works (no need to get a KS license!)   QUALIFICATIONS. One full year of ophthalmology tech experience, ophthalmology tech certification, BLS, US Citizenship, supervisory experience perferred, (if you do not have one full year of experience, please still reach out to us. We have new/grad opportunities from time to time)   HOW TO APPLY. To officially apply, please search for openings at Fort Riley, Kansas on USAJOBS.gov. Please also e/mail your resume + license to: usarmy.riley.medcom/iach.mbx.careers@mail.mil     // WHAT WE'RE ALL ABOUT \\   We're an Army hospital located in Fort Riley, Kansas. An active duty Army instillation in Manhattan, Kansas / home to Kansas State University! We serve a population of nearly 50,000 active duty Soldiers, family members and retirees in the community. Irwin Army Community Hospital is located in Fort Riley, Kansas which is uniquely located in the rolling Flint Hills region of the Midwest. We are nestled between Junction City (pop.17,000) and Manhattan (pop. 57,000). The local area has an abundance of outdoor activities where you'll find unlimited opportunities to fish, hike, swim, and explore! Enjoy BigXII college sports and entertainment at Kansas State University in Manhattan; as well as a thriving night life and culinary experience. Experience travel simplified at the Manhattan Regional Airport. For international travel, Kansas City International Airport is only two hours away.   Manhattan has been recognized on the following lists for its quality of life:   No. 3 on a list of Best Small Places for Business and Careers (Forbes) One of the Top 10 Places to Retire (Money Magazine) One of the Top 50 College Towns in America (Best College Reviews) Top 10 Best Places to Retire Young (CNN Money) Top 100 Places to Live in America (Livability)   Irwin Army Community Hospital is a 47/bed hospital. It was designed with the latest medical engineering technology to deliver the best care to our Big Red One Soldiers and mission partners, their families and our retirees. The hospital was smartly built to accommodate an increase in patient capacity or future growth on Fort Riley. As of summer 2016, the hospital serves 49,426 eligible beneficiaries. On a typical day, it sees 1,594 clinical patients, fills 1,805 prescriptions, runs 1,587 laboratory procedures, performs 11 surgical cases, and delivers three babies.   The new hospital incorporates Evidence/Based Design which influences modern healthcare facility design to promote patient healing and staff well being. The L/shape design separates the inpatient care from the outpatient care clinics. The staff use their own hallways and elevators outside of the “L.” This frees up space for patients and visitors. The layout provides the shortest reasonable path from check/in to exam. It also eases the transition from one department to another should a patient require additional care. All reception areas in the outpatient side are in the atrium, giving a greater sense of openness. The atrium, or “glass wall,” lets in natural light and provides a passive solar heat in the cooler months while reducing it in hotter seasons. Irwin Army Community Hospital celebrates the 100th anniversary of the 1st Infantry Division with the opening of the new hospital in 2016.   Click here to read all about our new hospital.     WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE AN ARMY CIVILIAN?   Civilian employees serve a vital role in supporting the Army mission. They provide the skills that are not readily available in the military, but crucial to support military operations. The Army integrates the talents and skills of its military and civilian members to form a Total Army. As a civilian employee on #TeamIACH, you are a federal employee. You are not in the Army, you are not deployed, forced moved, and you don't wear a uniform. You'll work alongside our men and women in uniform who also serve as heathcare professionals.Click here to learn more about civilian government service.     WHEN YOU'RE ON #TEAMIACH, YOU EITHER TOUCH A PATIENT, OR ENABLE THOSE WHO DO.   JOIN THE TEAM, TODAY.   CONNECT WITH US. facebook.com/IACHcareers twitter.com/IACHcareers linkedin.com/in/IACHcareers iach.amedd.army.mil usarmy.riley.medcom/iach.mbx.careers@mail.mil     LEARN MORE ABOUT LIVING IN MANHATTAN.  Visit the CVB website here.        LEARN MORE ABOUT LIVING IN JUNCTION CITY. Visit the CVB website here.        

Health Technician; Psychiatric / Behavioral Health:     // WE'RE HIRING PSYCHIATRIC / BEHAVIORAL HEALTH TECHNICIANS \\     BENEFITS. Full federal benefits package: very competitive pay, ample vacation + separate sick leave, relocation assistance, student loan reimbursement opportunities, 5% investment matching, retirement, health, dental, vision, life + long term insurance, any state license works (no need to get a KS license!)   QUALIFICATIONS. BLS, One full year of psychiatric/behavioral health tech experience, US Citizenship (if you do not have one full year of experience, please still reach out, we have new/graduate opportunities from time/to/time)     HOW TO APPLY. To officially apply, please search for openings at Fort Riley, Kansas on USAJOBS.gov. Please also e/mail your resume + license to: usarmy.riley.medcom/iach.mbx.careers@mail.mil     // WHAT WE'RE ALL ABOUT \\   We're an Army hospital located in Fort Riley, Kansas. An active duty Army instillation in Manhattan, Kansas / home to Kansas State University! We serve a population of nearly 50,000 active duty Soldiers, family members and retirees in the community. Irwin Army Community Hospital is located in Fort Riley, Kansas which is uniquely located in the rolling Flint Hills region of the Midwest. We are nestled between Junction City (pop.17,000) and Manhattan (pop. 57,000). The local area has an abundance of outdoor activities where you'll find unlimited opportunities to fish, hike, swim, and explore! Enjoy BigXII college sports and entertainment at Kansas State University in Manhattan; as well as a thriving night life and culinary experience. Experience travel simplified at the Manhattan Regional Airport. For international travel, Kansas City International Airport is only two hours away.   Manhattan has been recognized on the following lists for its quality of life:   No. 3 on a list of Best Small Places for Business and Careers (Forbes) One of the Top 10 Places to Retire (Money Magazine) One of the Top 50 College Towns in America (Best College Reviews) Top 10 Best Places to Retire Young (CNN Money) Top 100 Places to Live in America (Livability)   Irwin Army Community Hospital is a 47/bed hospital. It was designed with the latest medical engineering technology to deliver the best care to our Big Red One Soldiers and mission partners, their families and our retirees. The hospital was smartly built to accommodate an increase in patient capacity or future growth on Fort Riley. As of summer 2016, the hospital serves 49,426 eligible beneficiaries. On a typical day, it sees 1,594 clinical patients, fills 1,805 prescriptions, runs 1,587 laboratory procedures, performs 11 surgical cases, and delivers three babies.   The new hospital incorporates Evidence/Based Design which influences modern healthcare facility design to promote patient healing and staff well being. The L/shape design separates the inpatient care from the outpatient care clinics. The staff use their own hallways and elevators outside of the “L.” This frees up space for patients and visitors. The layout provides the shortest reasonable path from check/in to exam. It also eases the transition from one department to another should a patient require additional care. All reception areas in the outpatient side are in the atrium, giving a greater sense of openness. The atrium, or “glass wall,” lets in natural light and provides a passive solar heat in the cooler months while reducing it in hotter seasons. Irwin Army Community Hospital celebrates the 100th anniversary of the 1st Infantry Division with the opening of the new hospital in 2016.     WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE AN ARMY CIVILIAN?   Civilian employees serve a vital role in supporting the Army mission. They provide the skills that are not readily available in the military, but crucial to support military operations. The Army integrates the talents and skills of its military and civilian members to form a Total Army. As a civilian employee on #TeamIACH, you are a federal employee. You are not in the Army, you are not deployed, forced moved, and you don't wear a uniform. You'll work alongside our men and women in uniform who also serve as heathcare professionals.Click here to learn more about civilian government service.     WHEN YOU'RE ON #TEAMIACH, YOU EITHER TOUCH A PATIENT, OR ENABLE THOSE WHO DO.   JOIN THE TEAM, TODAY.   CONNECT WITH US. facebook.com/IACHcareers twitter.com/IACHcareers linkedin.com/in/IACHcareers iach.amedd.army.mil usarmy.riley.medcom/iach.mbx.careers@mail.mil     LEARN MORE ABOUT LIVING IN MANHATTAN.  Visit the CVB website here.        LEARN MORE ABOUT LIVING IN JUNCTION CITY. Visit the CVB website here.            

Integrated Behavioral Health Psychologist:     WE'RE HIRING INTEGRATED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGISTS       BENEFITS. Full federal benefits package: very competitive pay, ample vacation + separate sick leave, relocation assistance, 5% investment matching (TSP), retirement (FERS), health, dental, vision, life + long term insurance, any state license works (no need to get a KS license!) Read more about our benefits by visiting the Army Benefits Center (https://www.abc.army.mil/abc?id=abc_index)   QUALIFICATIONS. Active, unrestricted license, BLS, Graduation from an accredited pscyhology program, US Citizenship, APA approved/sponsored intership    HOW TO APPLY. To officially apply, please search for openings at Fort Riley, Kansas on USAJOBS.gov. Please also e/mail your resume + license to: usarmy.riley.medcom/iach.mbx.careers@mail.mil   This Primary Care Clinical Psychologist opening is located within the primary care medical home (Integrated Behavioral Health). We're looking for a Psychologist who is an approachable, self/motivated individual with excellent communication skills willing to work both individually and with team members (nurses, primary care providers, social workers, etc.) in a fast paced environment. This position entails seeing patients in brief consultations for targeted assessments and evaluations appropriate to a primary care setting using the Strosahl Model and communicating effectively with primary care providers to collaborate on treatment plans.    We're looking for someone who is:   A Team player | able to work on a team—shares easily—respects colleagues as peers—adopts the clinic culture Proactive | self/starter—doesn’t wait for direction—is assertive but not aggressive in interactions Flexible/Adaptable | can handle a variety of situations—able to shift work tempo—able to adapt to a brief, consultation model Entrepreneurial | good at self/promotion—idea generator—able to market IBHC clinical skills effectively to the clinic staff A Teacher | likes to teach—eager to share knowledge—willing to conduct in/services for clinic staff A Student | possesses a student mind—always adding to knowledge and skill base—life/long learner—eager to learn IBHC model Available | accepts all types of referrals—has an open door—is easily accessible to clinic staff Approachable | friendly—engages staff and patients with ease   After being hired, the new trainee goes through a 3 week formal Primary Care Behavioral Health Orientation at the hospital, and then must attend Phase I Integrated Behavioral Health Clinic training in Maryland. The training is 5 days long consisting of didactic lectures, role plays, and some group activities.  While there is didactic training, there is also an evaluative component where the trainee must demonstrate a set of core competencies/clinical skills through role plays. They must pass this training in order to be able to see patients in Primary Care upon their return.          WHAT WE'RE ALL ABOUT   We're an Army hospital located in Fort Riley, Kansas. An active duty Army instillation in Manhattan, Kansas / home to Kansas State University! We serve a population of nearly 50,000 active duty Soldiers, family members and retirees in the community. Irwin Army Community Hospital is located in Fort Riley, Kansas which is uniquely located in the rolling Flint Hills region of the Midwest. We are nestled between Junction City (pop.17,000) and Manhattan (pop. 57,000). The local area has an abundance of outdoor activities where you'll find unlimited opportunities to fish, hike, swim, and explore! Enjoy BigXII college sports and entertainment at Kansas State University in Manhattan; as well as a thriving night life and culinary experience. Experience travel simplified at the Manhattan Regional Airport. For international travel, Kansas City International Airport is only two hours away.   Manhattan has been recognized on the following lists for its quality of life:   No. 3 on a list of Best Small Places for Business and Careers (Forbes) One of the Top 10 Places to Retire (Money Magazine) One of the Top 50 College Towns in America (Best College Reviews) Top 10 Best Places to Retire Young (CNN Money) Top 100 Places to Live in America (Livability)   Irwin Army Community Hospital is a 47/bed hospital. It was designed with the latest medical engineering technology to deliver the best care to our Big Red One Soldiers and mission partners, their families and our retirees. The hospital was smartly built to accommodate an increase in patient capacity or future growth on Fort Riley. As of summer 2016, the hospital serves 49,426 eligible beneficiaries. On a typical day, it sees 1,594 clinical patients, fills 1,805 prescriptions, runs 1,587 laboratory procedures, performs 11 surgical cases, and delivers three babies.   The new hospital incorporates Evidence/Based Design which influences modern healthcare facility design to promote patient healing and staff well being. The L/shape design separates the inpatient care from the outpatient care clinics. The staff use their own hallways and elevators outside of the “L.” This frees up space for patients and visitors. The layout provides the shortest reasonable path from check/in to exam. It also eases the transition from one department to another should a patient require additional care. All reception areas in the outpatient side are in the atrium, giving a greater sense of openness. The atrium, or “glass wall,” lets in natural light and provides a passive solar heat in the cooler months while reducing it in hotter seasons. Irwin Army Community Hospital celebrates the 100th anniversary of the 1st Infantry Division with the opening of the new hospital in 2016.     WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE AN ARMY CIVILIAN?   Civilian employees serve a vital role in supporting the Army mission. They provide the skills that are not readily available in the military, but crucial to support military operations. The Army integrates the talents and skills of its military and civilian members to form a Total Army. As a civilian employee on #TeamIACH, you are a federal employee. You are not in the Army, you are not deployed, forced moved, and you don't wear a uniform. You'll work alongside our men and women in uniform who also serve as heathcare professionals.Click here to learn more about civilian government service.     WHEN YOU'RE ON #TEAMIACH, YOU EITHER TOUCH A PATIENT, OR ENABLE THOSE WHO DO.   JOIN THE TEAM, TODAY.   CONNECT WITH US. facebook.com/IACHcareers twitter.com/IACHcareers linkedin.com/in/IACHcareers iach.amedd.army.mil usarmy.riley.medcom/iach.mbx.careers@mail.mil     LEARN MORE ABOUT LIVING IN MANHATTAN.  Visit the CVB website here.        LEARN MORE ABOUT LIVING IN JUNCTION CITY. Visit the CVB website here.          

Medical Technologist: / Performs a wide variety of procedures which includes complex analysis and infrequently requested tests. / Perform developmental work to include setting up new tests and/or adapting manual tests to automatic processing. / Calibrate, perform quality control testing, and maintain instruments per protocol or as necessary. / Process specimens using equipment, instruments, or techniques that are necessary to prepare them for specific analysis; control physical conditions; respond to time factors to insure that the physiologic state of the specimen is maintained.   EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY:   The U.S. Army Medical Command does not discriminate in employment on the basis of race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy and gender identity), national origin, political affiliation, sexual orientation, marital status, disability, genetic information, age, membership in an employee organization, retaliation, parental status, military service, or other non/merit factor.  

MRI Technician: / Perform a variety of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) examinations / Receive and reviews request from physicians and other health care providers for MRI of patients / Assist radiologist or physician in reading or evaluating clinical result / Provide on the job training to new employees / Perform sophisticated computerized axial tomographic (CT) scanning of heads/and or bodies / On an as needed basis perform radiographic/report filing and receptionist duties

Musculoskeletal Health Specialist (Research): Applied Knowledge & Skills: / Comprehensive knowledge of research methods, theories, concepts and practices in basic, translational, and clinical research in musculoskeletal health, prolonged field care, and extremity trauma injuries / Experience working on multidisciplinary research teams / Ability to work and develop relationships with research partners to grow a research portfolio to include the development of research protocols and writing grants for research funding sufficient / Ability to communicate complex issues in a scientifically sound and understandable way / Demonstrated ability to motivate, influence, and collaborate with others / Excellent oral and written communication skills  

Optometrist (Clinical): As a Optometrist (Clinical) you will: / Provide diagnosis, management, and treatment of all patients that are within the scope of optometric practice and credentials / Treat pathology and injuries of the eye and adnexa using therapeutic drugs / Perform advanced optometric procedures in the detection and treatment of unusual visual deficiencies (i.e., cycloplegic and manifest refraction, biomicroscopy, direct and binocular indirect opthalmoscopy) / Monitor the maintenance of ophthalmic equipment and instruments / Perform oversight of the optometry staff / Provide eye and vision consultative services to patients and medical staff  

Surgical Technicians: /  Providing assistance inside the operating room to members of the surgical team (e.g. surgeon, anesthetist, or registered nurse), preparing an operating room for surgical procedures, such as setting up surgical equipment, supplies, or solutions and maintaing aseptic technique. / Provide support for surgical procedures ranging from routine to complex, to high risk or trauma cases. / Transport patients from hospital units to the operating room assuring safe transportation of the patient. / Select, assemble and organize supplies, equipment and instruments for specific surgical procedures in accordance with operative work sheets, physician preference card and/or conferring with physicians and/or charge nurse. / Maintain aseptic procedures during preparation for, and assistance with, surgical procedures. / Clean, process and sterilize instruments and equipment used during surgical procedures, using various types of sterilizers and sterilizing agents. / Orient and train newly assigned personnel, students, and reservists.

Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist: / Anesthetize patients for a broad range of surgeries extending from the simplest to the most complex of procedures. / Administer anesthetic by inhalation, endotracheal intubation, regional, intravenous, or topical. / Evaluate patient's physical and mental status with respect to anesthesia, consulting with the anesthesiologist, if necessary, to evaluate patient's condition and desired anesthetic course of action. / Observe the patient during surgery, to accomplish and maintain the proper level of anesthesia depth and to prevent over/dosage. / Serve as a resource consultant to a wide variety of professional health colleagues, regarding the latest advances in nurse anesthesia and nursing practice.

Clinical Laboratory Scientist (Quality Assurance): / Serves as a Clinical Laboratory Scientist performing duties associated with the Department of Pathology Performance Improvement (PI)/Quality Assurance (QA) program / Establish/assess/monitor PI/QA activities within the department / Serves as the System Manager for the Laboratory Information System in Clinical Pathology. / Assess/monitor specific aspects of proficiency test program performance within the department and throughout the Medical Center and outlying Health Clinics.

Audiology Technician: / Calibrate, operate, and clean a variety of audiometric equipment. / Review, update, and file patient medical records. / Perform a variety of hearing tests on patients, including soldiers that require fitting for earplugs. / Counsel patients on test procedures, test results, and any further medical examinations required.

Biomedical Electronics Technician: / Serve as Electronics Technician (Biomedical) under the Chief, Medical Maintenance or the NCOIC. / Work performed involves evaluating and installing sophisticated/complex medical equipment and/or systems. / Interpret, select, adopt and apply many guidelines, precedents, and electronic principles related to an area of specialization, such as X/ray equipment, lab equipment, etc. / Identify and recommend practical solutions when determining medical equipment malfunctions and/or manufacturing defects. / Recommends use of substitutes or support equipment when the equipment requested is unavailable. / Experience which includes knowledge of technical and electronic methods, principles, requirements, work techniques and practices to install, evaluate, troubleshoot and test medial electrical equipment and systems (CT, MRI, Ultrasound Scanners, Patient Care Equipment (PCE), X/Ray, Radiography and High/End Electronics).