RAD TECH II

Overview

The Radiologic Technologist II is responsible for performing a variety of radiographic, fluoroscopic and specialized procedures at a technical level not required constant supervision, under the general direction of a radiologist and Radiology Administration. Collaborate with department and multidisciplinary team to ensure quality patient care and department service.

• Consistently produces quality digital images within hospital guidelines and department standards (i.e. patient safety, repeat rate, exam protocols, image processing, etc.)
• Accurately completes documentation according to hospital and department guidelines, including exam performed, film labeling, computer entry, etc.
• Maintains clinical competency by upgrading skills through participation in in-service education, maintaining necessary department competencies and other continuing education activities.
• Participates in the training of departmental team members and students in a willing manner.
• Assists MD and other staff in preparing for and performing procedures consistently, following sterile technique, infection control guidelines and department standards.
• Understands and implements department quality control/quality improvement plans, performing QC/QI activities as assigned.
• Demonstrates knowledge of National Patient Safety Goals and utilizes the standards throughout their workday and when coming in contact with all patients.
• Evaluates personal and department work volume and flow to insure efficient departmental patient care.
• Prioritizes work according to urgency and resources. Responds effectively in emergency situations.
• In all duties, uses supplies and resources efficiently and cost effectively. May be responsible for specific inventory and stocking of supplies. Maintains cleanliness and orderliness of department.

• EDUCATION:
  
  Satisfactorily completed formal Radiologic Technology training in an AMA approved school.
• EXPERIENCE:
  
  Demonstrated competency in at least two modalities (X-Ray, CT, Fluoroscopy, OR) – a minimum of 5 years relevant experience.
• CERTIFICATIONS/LICENSURE: CRT permit;
  Fluoroscopy Permit in accordance with California State regulation; ARRT permit; CPR/BLS from American Heart Association

AHMC Seton Medical Center is a 256-bed facility with acute and post-acute services, including a 24/7 Emergency Department. Seton has been serving the northern San Mateo County and southern San Francisco County residents since 1965.