What are the responsibilities and job description for the Radiologic Technologist position at North Big Horn Hospital District?
Full-Time Position
Required:
JOB SUMMARY: Under the direct supervision of the Radiology Supervisor and under the general supervision of the Administrative Director of Radiation Services, performs radiographic procedures to assist in a diagnosis of disease and injuries. The Radiologic Technologist works effectively with patents and patients’ families and maintains a cooperative relationship with interdepartmental personnel.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBIILITIES:
1. Performs radiographic procedures as prescribed by a physician.
2. Determines proper technique through the selection of voltage, current, and exposure time.
3. Positions patients for the proper view of the affected area.
4. Instruct patients as to the proper physiological requirements for the procedure.
5. Prepares contrast media and administers to patients either intravenously or through other body cavities.
6. Maintains technique charts in rooms in compliance with state law.
7. Operates portable radiographic equipment for the performance of procedures throughout the hospital including the intensive care unit, cardiac care unit, recovery room, and the emergency room.
8. Provides preventive maintenance to equipment and monitors its operation.
9. Contact nursing stations to verify patient schedules, medications, and special requirement or restrictions.
10. Assesses the patient’s condition prior to administering a contrast media or performing the radiographic procedure.
11. Charts patients medications and completes X-ray requests for billing.
12. Discusses Radiologic examinations results with the departmental supervisor or professional personnel.
13. Ensures that any required consent forms are signed prior to examination.
14. Actively participates in the quality-assurance monitoring and recording efforts of the department.
Additional Information
Position Type : Full Time
Required:
- Graduation from an AMA approved school of Radiologic Technology
- Current certification as a Radiologic Technologist by the *American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (AART)
- Basic Life Support (BLS) certification
- Capable of performing Diagnostic Radiology call
JOB SUMMARY: Under the direct supervision of the Radiology Supervisor and under the general supervision of the Administrative Director of Radiation Services, performs radiographic procedures to assist in a diagnosis of disease and injuries. The Radiologic Technologist works effectively with patents and patients’ families and maintains a cooperative relationship with interdepartmental personnel.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBIILITIES:
1. Performs radiographic procedures as prescribed by a physician.
2. Determines proper technique through the selection of voltage, current, and exposure time.
3. Positions patients for the proper view of the affected area.
4. Instruct patients as to the proper physiological requirements for the procedure.
5. Prepares contrast media and administers to patients either intravenously or through other body cavities.
6. Maintains technique charts in rooms in compliance with state law.
7. Operates portable radiographic equipment for the performance of procedures throughout the hospital including the intensive care unit, cardiac care unit, recovery room, and the emergency room.
8. Provides preventive maintenance to equipment and monitors its operation.
9. Contact nursing stations to verify patient schedules, medications, and special requirement or restrictions.
10. Assesses the patient’s condition prior to administering a contrast media or performing the radiographic procedure.
11. Charts patients medications and completes X-ray requests for billing.
12. Discusses Radiologic examinations results with the departmental supervisor or professional personnel.
13. Ensures that any required consent forms are signed prior to examination.
14. Actively participates in the quality-assurance monitoring and recording efforts of the department.
Additional Information
Position Type : Full Time