As a Radiologic Technologist, you would be crucial to our mission because you would provide the imaging needed to treat injuries and pain for our patients. On any given day, you could obtain high quality images to assist the clinician in patient treatment and work with many patients.

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What would you do as a Radiologic Technologist?

The Radiologic Technologist is responsible for obtaining high quality images as requested from medical professionals for use in the development of patient treatment plans, in a manner that places emphasis on quality patient care. You can expect to regularly:

• Operate radiologic equipment to produce radiographic images of patients’ specific body parts as requested by medical professionals, including using C-arm and fluoroscopy imaging;
• Adjust equipment and determine proper voltage, current, desired exposure time and distance for optimal images;
• Screen patients for radiologic imaging safety, explain the process and address patient concerns prior to performing scanning;
• Position patients for images using immobilization and protective equipment, including immobilizing patient, removing braces, splints or bandages and positioning lead shields, to comply with government regulations and ensure patient and staff safety;
• Evaluate images for technical quality;
• Document imaging performed, appropriate charges and other necessary information in patients’ electronic medical records and Patient Archive Communication System (PACS);
• Maintain quality control measures in accordance with American College of Radiology guidelines;
• Follow quality assurance guidelines including positioning, markers, demographics, and coning to ensure optimal images before releasing image to physician;
• Prepare radiology department daily including cleaning, stocking, and sanitizing work areas and equipment;
• Provide customer service and patient care, maintain confidentiality, and abide by HIPAA requirements;
• Remain calm in high-stress environments;
• Maintain regular attendance and punctuality to minimize impacts to clinic staffing schedules.