Lead Imaging Technologist at Sibley (Day in the Life Profile)

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Uploaded by on Feb 10, 2011

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See why working as a radiologic technician at Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington DC will be a great career decision you'll ever make. Nestled in a park-like setting in the heart of our nation's capital, Sibley's warm, friendly environment truly encourages healing and growth. Work with the very best team of medical professionals who place the highest value on excellence. Apply and learn more at: http://www.sibley.org/careers
In Jevon's own words (Transcript):

My name is Jevon. I'm the lead technologist in the interventional department of Sibley Hospital, which goes under imaging services.

I've been at Sibley 18 years -- I know I probably look like I'm a baby. Sibley has been great to me. They allow me to advance as I got along the way. Because I actually started out here as a clerk, as a file clerk. Then I went to school, which Sibley does offer tuition assistance, which helped me to obtain a degree and allow me to get where I am today.

I feel like a family, actually. Everybody's great. The type of person I am, I just like to see everybody smile, keep a smile in their face. So, I kind of do a lot of joking and playing, you know just to keep people happy.

How old are you? How old am I? 36. Wow. Yeah, I look young, don't I?

And a lot of patients can see that that first impression means a lot. If you come with a smile, they're like OK, I'm in good hands.

Sibley actually is quite diverse here. Many different cultures. I actually have learned a lot. In the years that I've been here as well from the different cultures. So it's a great environment, it just allow you to advance and it just allows you to grow -- see other things, expand, move on if you need to. I haven't had anyone holding me back or anything. It's just been a great place to work.

General info about Radiologic technologists:
Radiologic technologists take x-rays and administer nonradioactive materials into patients' bloodstreams for diagnostic purposes.

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  • That's awesome

  • I've just been accepted to Emory's medical imaging program and I can't wait to get out there and start working in this field!! The people you work with, make or break the job! It's great to see a staff that are like family.

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