Radiologic Technologist - Surgery and/or Pain Management

About the role

The Radiologic Technologist performs diagnostic radiological procedures using various imaging equipment to assist in diagnosing diseases and injuries.

Responsibilities

• Acquire and process patient exams following departmental protocols and manufacturer guidelines.
• Review cases with radiologists and interpret labs and patient history for accurate exam performance.
• Administer IV and oral/rectal contrast, recognizing and responding to adverse reactions.
• Screen for pregnancy and perform pregnancy testing when necessary.
• Operate specialized equipment such as C-arm and O-arm in OR/Pain Treatment settings.
• Review imaging orders for completeness, verify patient data, and ensure medical necessity.
• Critique image quality, positioning, and technical factors.
• Transfer and verify images in PACS, providing relevant clinical information for radiologist interpretation.
• Maintain imaging equipment, supplies, and workplace safety standards.
• Assist in training students and new staff; may act as Rad Tech Lead or Imaging Coordinator.
• Meet productivity benchmarks and support other departments during downtimes.
• Cross-train in other modalities as required, complying with licensure and accreditation standards.

Requirements

• Valid Radiologic Technologist license (Radiography) and registration within 1 year.
• Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.
• Completion of Radiologic Technology education or related diploma.

Skills

• Ability to operate various imaging equipment and recognize safety hazards.
• Strong attention to detail, communication, and teamwork skills.