Radiologic Technologist II

Summary This role involves performing diagnostic x-ray procedures under supervision, utilizing radiography, fluoroscopy, portable imaging, and venipuncture techniques to assist in patient diagnosis across all ages. Responsibilities include operating and maintaining x-ray equipment, ensuring radiation safety, and practicing sterile techniques when necessary. It requires effectively coordinating exams, documenting studies using computer systems and PACS, and providing patient care while maintaining confidentiality. The technician supports surgical cases with c-arm and o-arm setups, manages trauma imaging, and participates in departmental quality improvement and education initiatives. Qualifications include graduation from a Radiologic Technology program, current ARRT certification, valid radiographer license, and BLS certification. Skills encompass technical proficiency with radiologic equipment, strong communication, critical thinking, and ability to work under pressure. The position demands physical exertion typical of medium work, with an emphasis on safety, professionalism, and continuous professional development.