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About the role:
· A great team environment
· Excellent work life balance
· Job satisfaction
A new opportunity has arisen for a trained Medical Radiation Technologist (MIT) Mammographer to work within the Breast Centre at Hutt Hospital.
The Breast Centre provides specialist care to both symptomatics and screening clients across the lower North Island. We are looking for a full-time person to produce quality images for both the screening, symptomatic and assessment breast imaging services for the Breast Centre.
The department focuses on high-quality imaging services for clients requiring mammography investigations including ultrasound and tomosynthesis. We promote multidisciplinary teamwork and support continual professional development.
We can offer you the following:
· A supportive workplace culture with a commitment to your on-going professional development
· Comprehensive orientation programme
· Training and study opportunities
· Fun team environment with outstanding peer support
· Subsidised parking right outside the door
Staff benefits include our newly developed staff 'wellness program', discounts from many companies throughout the region, and use of our on-site gym.
Our region
Lower Hutt City is located 15 minutes from Wellington, the coolest little capital in the world. The Hutt Valley offers great schools, a variety of outdoor pursuits, nearby beaches and the Wairarapa wine growing region just a short drive away.
How to apply
If you are looking for an opportunity that provides satisfaction and personal growth, we encourage you to apply. We promptly review all applications. If you are highly qualified, you will hear from one of our recruiters. Come unlock the possibilities and apply today! Please complete an online HVDHB application form by click here or through our careers website: www.healthyjobs.co.nz
Please note: We are unable to accept applications via email. For further information on this role, please email recruitment@huttvalleydhb.org.nz and indicate the vacancy number 9112647-19 and job title in the subject line.
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