Radiographer (X-Ray Tech)

Type

Direct Hire

Job Summary : Provide radiologic films as directed by the physicians or medical assistants, order, maintain, and organize all clinical supplies and medical equipment, stock all treatments rooms and MA stations of necessary supplies, shut down clinic computers at the end of patient hours, and prepare Stericycle for pick-up.

Qualifications and Experience :

Experience taking and developing radiologic films using the PAC’s system

Comfortable using email and interacting with Internet applications

Knowledge of practice management

Pleasant speaking voice

Good communication skills

Neat and professional appearance

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following :

Patient Services

Greet patients and escort them from exam room to radiologic area and back to the exam room when finished.

Prepare patients for x-ray by positioning them in such a way that causes the least discomfort; instruct patient about how to position their body appropriately, hold their breath, etc.

Obtain clear images of the views requested by the physician using appropriate safety precautions, wearing protective equipment, and radiology monitor at all times.

Develop and process films accordingly per the instructions given, pull films up in the exam room for the physician, inform the physician or MA when films are ready for viewing.

Obtain signed waivers from patients when necessary to ensure patient safety; have scanned into EHR

Maintain patient confidentiality; comply with HIPPA and compliance guidelines established by the practice.

Radiologic Preparation and Equipment Maintenance

Take radiology stock inventory and communicate supply shortages to the manager (Examples include CD discs and CD cases)

Ensure radiologic equipment is in good working order, arrange for repairs in a timely manner when needed, and make back-up arrangements if equipment will be out of order for any period of time.

Perform routine maintenance and safety checks on x-ray equipment; ensure that equipment complies with regulatory requirements.

Create and maintain written policies for use of radiologic equipment and proper procedures for patient safety.

Complies with all OSHA mandates for dosimeter readings and quality assurance. Other Responsibilities

Order all clinical supplies needed for physicians and patients

Order durable medical equipment and maintain inventory levels for the clinic

Maintain supply levels in all exam rooms and MA stations. Check expiration dates, re-stock, and properly order supplies when necessary.

Ensure that all Stericycle containers are emptied for clinic hours and are ready for pick-up at the appropriate time.

Properly check in and put away supplies within 1 business day of arrival.

Maintain detailed knowledge of practice management and other computer software as it relates to job functions.

Shut down all computers in exam rooms and MA stations at the end of the day.

Supervisory Responsibilities

This job has no supervisory responsibilities.

Typical Physical Demands

This position requires full range of body motion including handling and lifting patients, as well as manual and finger dexterity, and hand-eye coordination.

It involves standing and walking intermittently for several hours a day. The radiologic technician will occasionally be asked to lift and carry items weighing up to 30 pounds, as well as help lift patients onto the xx-ray table.

Normal visual acuity and hearing is required. The technician will be exposed to bodily fluids on a regular basis.

Typical Working Conditions

Radiologic technician will have frequent exposure to communicable disease, medicinal preparations, and other conditions common to a clinical environment.

Educations Requirements :

• High School Diploma
• Certified Radiologic Technologist License
• Training in Orthopaedics a plus
30+ days ago