What are the responsibilities and job description for the Radiologic Technologist X-Ray Tech Kansas City position at BioTech X-ray, Inc.?
BTX is looking for energetic techs with can-do attitudes that enjoy working independently. SIGN ON BONUS AVAILABLE!
- BTX provides imaging services at the bedside for patients that have challenges traveling to a hospital or clinic, while saving Medicare and Insurance.
- Work vehicle provided. No need to report to an office.
- BTX offers
- Competitive Health and Dental Insurance
- Life insurance policy
- 401k matched 100% up to first 7% of wages.
- PTO
DUTIES:
- Perform x-rays and EKGs on patients as assigned, following the company’s technical procedures.
- Ensure images are released to state licensed radiologist or cardiologist for interpretation.
- Burn images to CD and deliver as assigned.
- Keep accurate documentation of services performed.
- Maintain company property, including vehicles, phones, equipment and supplies to maximize useful life, function and appearance and to minimize damage, costly repairs and down time.
- Be professional in actions, communication, and personal appearance.
- Other duties as assigned
REQUIREMENTS:
- ARRT, current
- Required X-ray State licensures for all states served, current
- Able to work independently, yet as part of a team
- Flexibility in work hours to meet needs of the clients.
- Excellent driving record and must be physically able to drive approximately 3000 to 6000 miles per month
- Drug and alcohol free
- Experience in portable x-ray preferred.
- Must be physically able to load and unload x-ray equipment (100-185lbs) from the vehicle on average 5-10 times per shift and maneuver equipment to the patient bed-side to perform the exam. A ramp or winch can be supplied upon request to assist with the loading/unloading of equipment.
- Must by physically able to transport equipment up and down as many as eight (8) steps.
- Must be physically able to place X-ray cassettes underneath patients to complete exams, which requires lifting patients and pulling and pushing cassettes under body part being examined. Patient’s weight varies depending on body part being examined.