Radiological Technologist (Radiology)

Summary

Please note : The

hours for this role are 80 biweekly ,

Monday-Thursday 9 : 00pm - 7 : 30 am, including weekends, holidays and

on

call.

GENERAL SUMMARY

The Radiological Technologist performs radiologic procedures and

examinations under the direction of radiologists or delegating

practitioner to produce radiographic studies which are used in

medical diagnosis to locate injuries, foreign bodies, pathological

conditions or lesions within the body. Reports to designated

department

Supervisor / Manager / Director.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Provides services

using imaging modalities including but not limited to conventional

x-ray, CR, DR, Fluoroscopy, Bone Density, and Urodynamics.

Maintains and applies

knowledge of radiation protection standards; knowledge of the

function of the major divisions of the skeletal system and major

organs; and knowledge of the physical concept of energy and the

property of X-rays and electric circuits to perform diagnostic

procedures and to assist as a member of a medical team in

radiologic examinations.

Provides services within and inpatient, OR, ED and outpatient

setting.

Evaluates

radiographs for technical quality.

Performs, assists, and

accountable for various clinical laboratory procedures including

but not limited to specimen collection, processing, storage,

handling, and transporting of specimens.

Exercises professional

judgment in the performance of radiographic procedures.

Provides patient care

essential to radiographic procedures.

Recognizes patient

conditions requiring immediate action.

Performs other duties as

assigned.

LICENSES AND / OR CERTIFICATIONS

Current licensure

as a Radiologic Technologist by The American Registry of Radiologic

Technologist (ARRT) required.

MINIMUM EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS

Knowledge of

diagnostic radiology principles and procedures as well as operation

and maintenance of radiologic equipment.

Interpersonal skills

necessary in order to communicate effectively with

patients / families, staff and physicians.

Analytical skills

necessary to determine best method of providing requested

radiographs based on the individual case and basic technical

principles, ensuring clear undistorted radiographs at the lowest

radiation exposure / dosage.

CPR Training required and / or must be obtained and maintained within

45 days of hire.

WORKING CONDITIONS

Radiology / Imaging

areas work environment with rare exposure to physical discomforts

due to unpleasant odors from specimens and chemicals. Occasional

exposure to infectious agents when handling specimens or hazardous

materials but potential for personal harm or injury is reduced when

proper safety and health precautions are followed. Regular exposure

to radiation. Minimum chance of injury once established safety

procedures are followed. Ability to stand for long periods of time

wearing a lead apron. Ability to lift or turn disabled patients.

Although radiation hazards exist in this occupation, they are

minimized by the use of lead aprons, gloves, and other shielding

devices, and by instruments monitoring exposure to radiation.

Radiation exposure badges must be worn to measure radiation levels

in the radiation area.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

Additional Information

CHKDHS is

an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Equal Employment

Opportunity is the Law –

Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment

without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, disability,

gender identity, national origin, sexual orientation, veteran

status, or any other status protected by federal, state, or local

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