PRN Rad Tech Level II

About the role

Performs/monitors diagnostic radiology procedures per written protocol as requested by physician's order, unless modified by Radiologist's/RA preference. Adheres to established organizational and departmental Policies, Standard Operating Procedures, quality assessment, and safety. Assists Radiologists, RA's and other providers. Available for on-call and call-back responsibilities, as required. Assists lead technologists in making recommendations for cost containment and quality improvement.

Responsibilities

• Ability to interact with patients of all ages (neonatal, child, adolescent, adult, and geriatric) as required by department patient population
• Thoroughly screen, position, instruct and explain the procedure to the patient including follow up assessment
• Select proper factors, exposures, sequences for equipment; produce high quality diagnostic images for proper interpretation by Radiologists / RA, including patient detailed history per department protocol
• Properly charge exams in the ITS system
• Assist with taken, logged, billed and completed logs
• Perform quality assurance testing and maintain clean working environment
• Use sterile technique as required
• Assist with sedations as required
• Assist with invasive special procedures within the DIS department as required
• Student supervision and evaluation
• Knowledge of ordering and maintaining supplies from vendors and CSR
• Perform other duties as assigned; team atmosphere, willing to assist in all areas
• Assist in maintaining a safe working environment throughout the facility

Qualifications

• Possess knowledge of diagnostic radiology equipment and pre-exam screening requirement within 3 months of hire date
• Computer literate and ability to understand PACS, CR/DR, HIS/RIS System
• Demonstrated organization and time management skills
• Possess knowledge of cross section anatomy
• Ability to critique images against measurable criteria as established by Radiology Department Standard Operating Procedures
• Does not require direct supervision for technical detail, capable of independent judgment
• IV insertion competency if applicable
• Ability to administer IV/oral contrast as directed by Radiologist if applicable
• Possess the knowledge and ability to work with provider in DIS special procedure exams
• Ability to perform essential job functions with or without reasonable accommodation
• Excellent human relation skills and adheres to the Radiology Department's "General Policies for Patient Rights Policy" (RI 100)
• Exhibit positive interaction with all patients, visitors, co-workers, and providers
• Ability to deal with the stress of customer relations in a positive/assuring manner
• Ability to have flexible work schedule
• Must possess the qualities of integrity and good judgement
• Must have the ability to project compassion, kindness and excellence to patients and staff following our mission and vision
• Must be able to communicate technical information clearly; by direct conversation, in writing, and by phone
• Must maintain qualities agreed to in Patients First Commitment (Attitude/Demeanor, Respect, Teamwork, Accountability/Initiative, Communication and Dedication to Excellence)
• Must possess problem solving abilities, excellent customer service skills, AIDET and Patient First characteristics

Required Licenses & Certifications

• Current ARRT Certification (American Registry of Rad Techs)
• Must be a Registered Radiologic Technologist (registry eligible) in good standing with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologist
• Must hold a current valid license with the State of Indiana as a Diagnostic X-Ray Machine Operator
• Current BLS certification (must be CPR certified within 3 months of initial hire date)
• Must hold a current valid Indiana State driver's license

Skills

• BLS Certification