Registered Radiologic Assistant; NYS Specialist Assistant

Registered Radiologic Assistant (NYS Specialist Assistant License Required)

NYU Langone Hospital—Brooklyn is a full-service teaching hospital and Level I trauma center located in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. The hospital is central to a network of affiliated practices and serves as NYU Langone Health's anchor for healthcare access in Brooklyn. NYU Langone Health is committed to equity and inclusion.

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Position Summary

We have an exciting opportunity to join our team as a Registered Radiologic Assistant (NYS Specialist Assistant License Required).

Responsibilities

• Participate in the development and monitoring of patient outcomes per established practice protocols; use evidence-based literature to advise and support appropriate practice changes within the designated service.
• Obtain and evaluate vital signs; perform limited physical examinations; record and present data to the Supervisor or Attending Physician with clarity.
• Obtain informed consent; verify patient preparation and assess risk factors; collaborate with radiologist as needed.
• Review patient medical records to verify exam appropriateness; interview patient to update medical history; explain procedures, risks, benefits, and alternatives.
• Document adverse occurrences and follow up after adverse reactions or extravasations; notify the radiologist as required.
• Remain aware of backup procedures during emergencies; report adverse reactions to the Attending Radiologist and referring physician.
• Recognize and initiate treatment for anaphylaxis; recognize signs of IV contrast reactions and respond to contrast-related events up to cardiovascular collapse.
• Maintain BLS/CPR and ACLS certifications; monitor patients under the care of the Supervising Physician during radiologic exams.
• Perform follow-up patient evaluations and communicate findings to the radiologist; document procedures and any protocol deviations; participate in quality improvement activities.
• Assist with data collection for clinical trials or research; coordinate with nursing and other disciplines in study development and implementation.
• Communicate radiologist's report to referring physicians in accordance with guidelines; provide post-care instructions as prescribed.
• Review imaging studies (diagnostic, US, CT, MR); communicate initial observations to the radiologist as appropriate.
• Operate fixed/mobile fluoroscopic units; document fluoroscopy time; evaluate image quality and request additional images as needed.
• Perform procedures including contrast administration and image-guided injections (e.g., joint injections, arthrography); perform catheter placements and select biopsies under supervision.
• Administer contrast agents and radiopharmaceuticals as prescribed; monitor patients for side effects or complications of medications; ensure proper documentation in the medical record.
• Explain effects and potential side effects of medications; verify tests and medications according to supervising physician criteria.
• Pursue ongoing professional growth through continuing education and maintain CME requirements, board certification, license, and registration.
• Monitor cost-effectiveness of the position and participate in clinical research or trials as applicable.
• Collaborate with teams to support clinical studies and research protocols.

Minimum Qualifications

Master’s Degree required. Graduate of an ARRT-approved Registered Radiologic Assistant Program; current New York State license as a Specialist Assistant in Radiology (RRA). BLS/CPR and ACLS certifications required.

Qualified candidates must communicate effectively with all levels of the organization.

NYU Langone Hospital—Brooklyn is an equal opportunity employer and committed to inclusion in all aspects of recruiting and employment; online applications are required.

Salary range listed: $95,637.61 - $ annually; actual salary depends on experience, education, and hospital need. To view the Pay Transparency Notice, please .

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