Radiologic Technologist

Patient-Focused Team

Cohesive and Friendly Environment

Supportive and Encouraging Atmosphere

A Day In The Life Of a Radiologic Technologist

• Perform radiographic and other imaging procedures as prescribed by a physician.
• Instruct patients as to the proper physiological requirements for the procedure.
• May be required to prepare and administer barium to patients.
• Ascertain area of injury or a patient’s symptoms to assist the physician in reporting the proper diagnosis.
• Must be able to recognize reactions to contrast media and be ready to intervene when necessary by administering CPR.
• Assure all necessary consent forms are signed prior to performing examinations.
• Correctly process pertinent exam related information including data entry as directed.
• Be familiar with the operation of the clerical and reception areas of the office and assist when needed, including the management of patient records and files.
• Participate in the quality assurance monitoring and recording efforts of the office.
• Reduce radiation exposure to patients to a minimum to the patient, staff and self by understanding and utilizing proper technical factors, collimation, and shielding without jeopardizing the diagnostic study.
• Report any equipment and maintenance problems to the appropriate persons regarding equipment operation, malfunctions, etc., and perform preventative/corrective maintenance as needed.
• Take initiative for professional advancement through personal assessment of strengths and weaknesses and develop action plan with supervisors to improve their skills.
• May be assigned to perform or assist with the performance of general radiographic procedures, as directed and qualified.
• Maintain a clean and orderly work area and comply with OSHA regulations at all times.
• Promote team approach and a positive image of Solis/Washington Radiology to everyone with whom contact is made utilizing the Promise Book.
• Maintain confidentiality when dealing with all patient information and Corporate business following HIPAA guidelines.
• Communicate courteously with coworkers and handle interpersonal problem situations discretely and through the proper chain of command.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Qualifications

• Graduation from high school or equivalent and completion of a training program in imaging technology from an accredited school.
• Registered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists.
• Able to lift and move patients as required.
• Become certified in cardiopulmonary resuscitation within one year of employment and renew certification annually.
• All technologists working in the Maryland and Virginia offices must be licensed by the state.

Benefits

• Competitive benefits such as Medical, Dental, Vision, 401k, PTO, Paid Holidays, Backup Child/Adult Care
• Other unique benefits

Pay

Not specified

Schedule

Full time, Monday-Friday, Day Shift