Radiologic Technologist - X-Ray, PRN
Radiologic Technologist - X-Ray, PRN
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Provide radiological services by exemplifying the knowledge, skills and abilities necessary to perform a variety of radiographic procedures utilizing ionizing radiation for radiographic diagnosis
- Prepares room, equipment, contrast media, and supplies as necessary for each procedure.
- Performs routine diagnostic radiographic services accurately and competently using predefined department protocols
- Able to perform all procedures offered by the department and shows a willingness to learn new procedures and technology
- Selects proper exposure and technical parameters into the x-ray generating systems to provide the optimum image
- Interacts with the patient to address their concerns, obtain verbal permission to perform their examination, and respond to any needs stated or unstated by the patient
- Provides patient education to patient and family by providing an explanation of procedures to be performed and radiology processes
- Assumes responsibility for protection of patient and other persons involved in procedures, including utilizing radiation exposure reduction techniques such a proper collimation and lead shielding to minimize radiation exposure
- Recognizes patient conditions requiring immediate action and assists in providing immediate care for life support measures
- Comply with all departmental and organizational policies and procedures, regulatory requirements, including OSHA, CMS, Joint Commission, and any other specific safety, security and infection control policies
- Maintains patient and radiology electronic health records following HIPAA standards
- Completes the required hours of continuing education in order to maintain certification in all assigned imaging modalities and completes annual clinical competency assessments
- Perform other work assignments as required
- Graduate of AMA approved program in Radiologic Technology or military training in Radiologic Technology
- Completion of a Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT) accredited program in radiology
- Current certification as a Radiographer ARRT-R from American Registry of Radiologic Technology
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