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Job Description:
Perform radiographic exams, including Computed Tomography (CT), works independently in performing these modalities. Collaborate with radiologists, providers, and other technologists to improve patient care. Provides call services on a rotational basis. Apply previous computer experience to new applications for imaging and record keeping. May be required to travel to provide services at clinics throughout the Consortium. Understand that inadequate communication with the patient, provider, and radiologist can adversely affect patient health. Creatively works with other SEARHC staff to solve problems.
Performs diagnostic CT exams of human anatomy. Places IVs for contrast injections. Follows protocols set by the radiologist. Performs daily QA/QC on CT equipment. Receives patient, explains procedure, and creates a safe environment for the patient through good communication skills. Accurately inputs pertinent medical information into EHR, RIS/PACS, and other systems as necessary. Is very familiar with power injectors and appropriate use. Understands various types of contrast media and their use.
Performs diagnostic x-ray examinations of human anatomy. Follows standard positions and protocols, and views prescribed by SEARHC radiologists. Receives patients, explains procedures and utilizes standardized techniques, settings, and positions to accomplish acceptable results.
Office Duties. Performs office jobs including, but not limited to: answering phones, scheduling patients exams, printing reports, retrieving charts, researching problems, ordering supplies and helping radiologists and providers.
Responsible for QA and QC for SEARHC imaging modalities. Documents: CTDI and DLP, amount of contrast administered, exam performed and other information as required by the Joint Commission standards.
Education
Graduation from an accredited Radiography School
Experience
2 years experience Radiography
1 year experience CT
Toshiba/Canon CT experience
Cerner experience preferred
Fuji PACS experience preferred
License/Certifications
American Registry of Radiologic Technologist (ARRT) certified
CT certification required
Must complete annual educational requirements for licenses/certifications in areas where you function, i.e, CT dose, MRI safety.
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities
Knowledge
Extensive knowledge of anatomy and physiology used in standard radiographic, and CT.
Extensive knowledge of radiation physics and protection (ALARA).
Extensive understanding and knowledge of CT (computed tomography).
Considerable knowledge of digitized imaging and multiple computer systems.
Skills
Skilled at independently performing radiographic, CT and fluoroscopic exams.
Skilled in oral and written communication.
Skilled in organizing and cleaning work areas and maintaining equipment in serviceable condition.
Abilities
Able to work cooperatively and communicate effectively with radiologists, providers, patients, computer technologists, and SEARHC staff.
Able to perform multiple tasks in a small department.
Able to learn new imaging exams as required by radiologists or providers.
Position Urgency:
Normal
Shifts:
8 days on - 6 days off - 4x10s - night call required during shift days
State License Details:
Must Be Currently Active
Minimum Years of Experience:
2
Minimum Guaranteed Hours:
40
Specialty Type:
Diagnostic Imaging
Sub Specialty:
Radiologic Technologist, CT Technologist
General Certifications:
ACLSBLS/BCLSPALSNRP
Bilingual:
No
EMR Used:
Cerner
Holiday Coverage Required:
No
Perform radiographic exams, including Computed Tomography (CT), works independently in performing these modalities. Collaborate with radiologists, providers, and other technologists to improve patient care. Provides call services on a rotational basis. Apply previous computer experience to new applications for imaging and record keeping. May be required to travel to provide services at clinics throughout the Consortium. Understand that inadequate communication with the patient, provider, and radiologist can adversely affect patient health. Creatively works with other SEARHC staff to solve problems.
Performs diagnostic CT exams of human anatomy. Places IVs for contrast injections. Follows protocols set by the radiologist. Performs daily QA/QC on CT equipment. Receives patient, explains procedure, and creates a safe environment for the patient through good communication skills. Accurately inputs pertinent medical information into EHR, RIS/PACS, and other systems as necessary. Is very familiar with power injectors and appropriate use. Understands various types of contrast media and their use.
Performs diagnostic x-ray examinations of human anatomy. Follows standard positions and protocols, and views prescribed by SEARHC radiologists. Receives patients, explains procedures and utilizes standardized techniques, settings, and positions to accomplish acceptable results.
Office Duties. Performs office jobs including, but not limited to: answering phones, scheduling patients exams, printing reports, retrieving charts, researching problems, ordering supplies and helping radiologists and providers.
Responsible for QA and QC for SEARHC imaging modalities. Documents: CTDI and DLP, amount of contrast administered, exam performed and other information as required by the Joint Commission standards.
Education
Graduation from an accredited Radiography School
Experience
2 years experience Radiography
1 year experience CT
Toshiba/Canon CT experience
Cerner experience preferred
Fuji PACS experience preferred
License/Certifications
American Registry of Radiologic Technologist (ARRT) certified
CT certification required
Must complete annual educational requirements for licenses/certifications in areas where you function, i.e, CT dose, MRI safety.
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities
Knowledge
Extensive knowledge of anatomy and physiology used in standard radiographic, and CT.
Extensive knowledge of radiation physics and protection (ALARA).
Extensive understanding and knowledge of CT (computed tomography).
Considerable knowledge of digitized imaging and multiple computer systems.
Skills
Skilled at independently performing radiographic, CT and fluoroscopic exams.
Skilled in oral and written communication.
Skilled in organizing and cleaning work areas and maintaining equipment in serviceable condition.
Abilities
Able to work cooperatively and communicate effectively with radiologists, providers, patients, computer technologists, and SEARHC staff.
Able to perform multiple tasks in a small department.
Able to learn new imaging exams as required by radiologists or providers.
Position Urgency:
Normal
Shifts:
8 days on - 6 days off - 4x10s - night call required during shift days
State License Details:
Must Be Currently Active
Minimum Years of Experience:
2
Minimum Guaranteed Hours:
40
Specialty Type:
Diagnostic Imaging
Sub Specialty:
Radiologic Technologist, CT Technologist
General Certifications:
ACLSBLS/BCLSPALSNRP
Bilingual:
No
EMR Used:
Cerner
Holiday Coverage Required:
No
