AngioScreen® is great place to start your career in health services or take it to the next level. As a national employer, we have opportunities for growth in a challenging and rewarding environment. If you have passion for helping others, particularly with an interest in heart attack and stroke prevention, AngioScreen® may be the perfect fit you've been looking for.
If so, let us tell you a little about some of things we're looking for in an ideal candiate: professional appearance, excellent organization and communication skills, punctuality, computer literacy and internet access, and a strong work ethic and committment to career. And, we require that candidates have a reliable vehicle.
To request information about AngioScreen® and the specific career opportunities available, please email info@AngioScreen.com or call 615-292-7880.
We are always in search of qualified personnel.
Medical Assistants and Nurses
Medical Assistants and Nurses
PRN Medical Assistants, LPN's, RN's, CNA's or nursing students must be able to take manual blood pressure, place leads for EKG and have basic computer skills. This position requires good communicative skills, clean and neat appearance, professional demeanor and (self provided) reliable transportation. Interested applicants will need to provide a current resume and schedule of availability. Note: this is a PRN position - not part time or full time.
Ultrasound Technicians
Ultrasound technicians will be trained to use a Logiq Book and to do brief carotid interrogations. This position requires good communicative skills, clean and neat appearance, professional demeanor and your own reliable transportation.
Sales and Marketing Professionals
This position requires prospecting and making sales calls and appointments for marketing preventative health services. Candidates must be articulate, organized and able to explain healthcare statistics and procedures. Must have the ability to communicate with the public. Compensation based on hourly base plus commissions.
Medical Educators
Medical Educators are responsible for communicating and explaining vascular screening results to particpants. Qualified candidates should have basic knowledge of human anatomy and risk factors for cardiovascular disease, and be confident presenters and conversationalists.