Role Overview: A Radiologic Technologist administers ionizing radiation for diagnostic, therapeutic, or research purposes, performing radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures to assist licensed practitioners.
Key Responsibilities: Ensure correct patient identification and preparation, utilize appropriate imaging protocols while prioritizing safety and ALARA principles, prepare and administer medications as prescribed, evaluate image quality, and assist with specialized procedures across various clinical settings. Educate and monitor students and healthcare providers, and verify data transfer and storage.
Qualifications & Skills: Graduate from a Specialty Training Program in Radiologic Technology; obtain ARRT-R registry within six months of hire; ability to perform diagnostic imaging and assist in fluoroscopic procedures. Knowledge of federal and state regulations, radiation safety, patient care, and technical imaging principles is essential.
Additional Details: Work primarily supports inpatient and emergency services; compliance with policies and procedures is required. New graduates must achieve ARRT-R certification promptly; applicants hired after a certain date must advance to level 2 within 24 months.