Role Summary: Radiologic Technologists perform diagnostic, therapeutic, or research procedures involving ionizing radiation. They independently conduct radiographic and fluoroscopic exams, ensuring patient safety and data accuracy for interpretation by licensed practitioners.
Key Responsibilities:
- Obtain correct patient identification, prepare patients, and document clinical history while maintaining confidentiality.
- Utilize appropriate imaging protocols, optimize technical factors, and adhere to ALARA principles to ensure safety and quality.
- Prepare, administer, and document medications or radiation exposure as prescribed by a licensed practitioner.
- Evaluate images for proper positioning and quality, verify archival storage, and perform post-processing if needed.
- Educate and monitor students and healthcare providers, assisting with fluoroscopic and specialized procedures both within and outside the Radiology Department.
Qualifications & Skills:
- Graduate of a Specialty Training Program in Radiologic Technology; Bachelor’s degree preferred.
- New graduates must obtain ARRT-R registry within 6 months.
- Ability to perform diagnostic radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures independently and in various clinical settings.
Additional Information: Work is performed in a clinical environment, requiring compliance with organizational policies. Advancement to higher levels may require additional steps. The role emphasizes safety, excellence, learning, and patient-centered care in a diverse and collaborative environment.