Radiology Technologist

$5,000 sign‑on bonus!

• Determine appropriate radiographic technique and position patients using immobilization and support devices to ensure optimum film quality.
  • Position patient and adjust equipment, immobilization, and support devices as necessary, using tact and courtesy at all times.
  • Determine appropriate radiographic technique based on anatomy.
  • Secure history from patient regarding reason for prescribed test and record it on the appropriate form for the radiologist.
• Operate radiographic, fluoroscopic, portable, computed radiography, and PACS equipment to ensure quality examinations.
  • Operate portable radiographic equipment in the patient’s room or surgery as required.
  • Operate all components, including all locking devices on radiographic and fluoroscopic equipment.
  • Load imaging cassettes where indicated.
• Adhere to department standards of radiographic quality.
  • Label all images appropriately following department criteria and standards.
  • Use appropriate tech markers on all radiographic images.
  • Check radiographic quality with quality‑control designate prior to patient dismissal.
  • Document pertinent and required information on performance‑improvement logs and data sheets.
• Deliver patient care in accordance with department standards of continued quality improvement.
  • Maintain a timely flow of patients in room assignments or work areas.
  • Transport patient when indicated to meet customer needs.
  • Secure history from patient regarding reason for prescribed test and record it on the appropriate form.
  • Maintain positive customer interaction, including proper phone etiquette.
  • Follow in‑and‑out patient identification policy.
  • Prepare radiographic/fluoroscopic room by ensuring all needed supplies and equipment are available.
  • Prepare mixtures and/or contrast media following department protocols.
• Ensure a secure and safe patient and work environment by maintaining continued awareness of safety hazards.
  • Adhere to safety practices and provide a safe work environment for self and others.
  • Promote patient safety by reporting issues through established channels and participating in safety initiatives.
• Develop leadership skills and professionalism for self through participation in departmental or hospital‑based committees and continuing‑education programs.
  • Attend to personal work schedule in a consistent and professional manner.
  • Demonstrate self‑direction by identifying learning needs and establishing self‑development activities.
  • Complete all development goals and departmental in‑services and competencies within the timeframe.
  • Attend and participate in department meetings.
  • Work independently while maintaining adaptability and flexibility for change.
  • Identify problems and take steps toward resolution.
  • Demonstrate rapport and assist others when necessary.
  • May perform miscellaneous clerical functions.

• Graduate of an accredited School of Radiographic Technology – previous radiology experience is desirable.
• Recognize the needs and behaviors of a variety of age groups of patients, including child growth and development, normal patterns of adolescent behavior, and signs of normal aging; prior experience with various age groups is preferred.

• Knowledge of Radiology Information Computer System and ability to anticipate patient, employee, and department needs and refer for action.
• Good communication skills.
• Licensed Radiographic Technologist by the IDNS/IEMA; CPR certification; ARRT Registry eligible.

• Exposed to radiation.
• Operate portable equipment.
• Deal with extremely ill patients.
• Communicate with patients.
• Adjust to flexible work hours, including weekends, holidays, and emergency call‑back.
• Participate in on‑call program with minimal notice.
• Do light, medium, or heavy lifting: LIGHT – up to 20–50 lbs occasionally or up to 10 lbs frequently; MEDIUM – up to 20–50 lbs occasionally or 10–25 lbs frequently or up to 10 lbs constantly; HEAVY – 50–100 lbs occasionally or 25–50 lbs frequently or 10–20 lbs constantly.
• Make independent professional decisions using good judgment.
• Practice high‑quality patient care and demonstrate technical…