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Cincinnati, OhioFull-timeClinicalPosted today

Dentist-Oral Maxillofacial Surgeon

Veterans Health Administration

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The Cincinnati, OH VA Medical Center is seeking a highly qualified full time Oral Maxillofacial Surgeon. This is an OPEN CONTINUOUS ANNOUNCEMENT. Applications will be accepted on an ongoing basis and qualified candidates will be considered as vacancies become available. A Relocation/Recruitment Incentive has been authorized and may be offered to the selected applicant.

Dental Officer
VH
Cincinnati, OhioFull-timeClinicalPosted today

Staff Dentist

Veterans Health Administration

via USAJobs

The Cincinnati, OH VA Medical Center is seeking a highly qualified full time Dentist. Work Schedule: Monday through Friday, Daytime hours with 24/7 responsibilities. However, must be available to meets the needs of the department and medical center. Will establish a tour of duty as per need of service.

Dental Officer
VH
Cincinnati, OhioFull-timeClinicalPosted today

Supervisory Speech-Language Pathologist

Veterans Health Administration

via USAJobs

The Cincinnati VA Medical Center is looking for an individual to work at the Speech Pathology (SP) Section of the Rehabilitation Care Line (RCL) at the VA Medical Center in Cincinnati, OH which is a Complexity Level 1b facility; and may also include the Fort Thomas, KY campus, six regional CBOC locations, and within Home-Based Primary Care (HBPC) as well as the main campus.

Speech Pathology And Audiology
VH
Cincinnati, OhioFull-timeClinicalPosted today

Medical Instrument Technician (Electrocardiograph Technician-EKG)

Veterans Health Administration

via USAJobs

Medical Instrument Technicians (Electrocardiograph Technician) (EKG) operate and monitor electrocardiographic equipment to perform specialized examinations and studies involving exercise stress testing, ambulatory monitoring of arrhythmias, and indirect carotid pulse tracings on chronic patients. They monitor tracings to identify arrhythmias and when gross abnormalities appear, when to repeat certain procedures, when to stop test procedures and when a Physician's attention is required.

Medical Instrument Technician