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Job Summary

• Performs diagnostic and CT imaging exams including but not limited to general, portables, OR/C-arm imaging, and fluoroscopy on outpatients, inpatients, and Emergency room patients.
• Assists Radiologist with CT image guided invasive procedures.
• Starts IVs, educates and observes patient pre, during, and post IV contrast injections.
• Works together with radiology peers to cover schedule which includes nights, weekends, and holidays.
• Confirms provider orders. Verifies correct patient name, date of birth, exam, site/side, and diagnosis is present prior to proceeding with exam.
• Obtains relevant patient medical history and documents accordingly in EMR and PACS.
• Preps patient for exam including but not limited to changing patient attire, explaining exam, and providing proper oral or other prep.
• Assists radiologist with imaging guided invasive procedures and completes appropriate documentation.
• Actively participates in patient experience and customer service initiatives including AIDET and no-pass zone.
• Ensures cleanliness of room and department, restocks supplies and linens.
• Follows all policies and procedures of the organization and the department.
• Safely transports patients using wheelchairs, walkers, carts, slide boards and other means.
• Utilizes proper imaging safety principals and techniques and ensures consistent and accurate results.
• Maintains compliance with State and TJC standards.
• Maintains professionalism with all peers and imaging customers including patients, other departments, providers, and the community.
• Reports malfunctioning equipment or other issues to appropriate staff, leadership, and service engineer.
• May be assigned additional duties and shifts, and work in other modalities as deemed necessary to departmental function and within scope of practice.

Qualifications

Education: Diploma from an accredited school of Radiologic Technology.
Licensure: Registered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technology (ARRT) and licensed by the Indiana State Department of Health. ARRT CT certification preferred.
Experience: 1 year experience as a diagnostic radiographer preferred. 3 months clinical experience in CT preferred. Knowledge of cross sectional anatomy.
Training: Four to twelve weeks orientation. Training and proficiency in additional modality (C.T.) preferred. CPR training or current basic life support card.

Performance Requirements