The Registered Radiologic Technologist utilizes imaging, computer and other equipment as appropriate to produce and retain high quality diagnostic images which meet or exceed department, organizational and industry standards. Demonstrates thorough knowledge of the human anatomy, physiology, as well as image quality. Applying professional knowledge, prepares patients for the procedure, educates and responds to questions or concerns. Ensures age appropriate approach to communication, safety needs, patient education and principles of physical/functional growth and development. Demonstrates an understanding of patient positioning, imaging technique, radiation safety, imaging equipment, infection control, and quality control techniques. Oversees and trains students providing patient care, treatment and services as part of their training.

Required:

• Radiologic Technologist (ARRT) - Must obtain credential within one year of hire.
• One of: RAD or RADT - Must obtain RAD within 6 months of hire if currently hold RADT.

Desired:

• One year in general radiography
• State Radiology Technologist License - Must obtain RAD within 12 monthss of hire if currently hold RADT. OR State Radiology Technologist Temporary License