Radiology Technologist
- Compensation
- Not disclosed
- Location
- Not listed
- Work setup
- Not specified
- Seniority
- Intern
- Employment
- Internship
- Experience
- 0+ years
- Category
- Healthcare
- Posted
Must have
- - Must have graduated from an approved program in Radiologic Sciences
- - Must maintain a current Massachusetts state license as a Radiologic technologist
- - Must maintain a current ARRT registry in Radiologic Sciences
- - New graduates must obtain ARRT certification within 1 year of start of employment
- - Must maintain a current BLS
- - Staff adheres to all I.C.A.R.E. Standards
- - Effectively and efficiently produce high quality radiographic imaging studies
- - Must be able to multi-task and think in a proactive manner
- EXPERIENCE:
- - 0-2 years’ experience as a Radiologic technologist
- - Must have completed a minimum of 2 years clinical internship via Radiologic Sciences program
- Additional Job Details (if applicable)
- Remote Type
- Work Location
- Scheduled Weekly Hours
- Employee Type
- Work Shift
- Pay Range
- Grade
- EEO Statement:
Full description
Site: Newton-Wellesley Hospital
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Job Summary
Per Diem
FREE PARKING!
Under the general direction of the diagnostic supervisor and lead technologist, the radiographer performs a variety of patient care duties to produce high quality radiologic images including general radiography, fluoroscopy, and portable imaging.
PRINCIPLE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Performs various radiographic imaging in areas including OR, ER, pain clinic, orthopedic and fluoroscopy
- Provides radiation protection by placing and adjusting lead shield(s) and collimating in accordance with prescribed safety standards. Directs personnel and others to safe areas before exposure
- Assists radiologists, speech pathologists, and surgeons in their respective areas with room preparation, exam completion and room turnover
- Acquires and maintains knowledge of Radiation Safety, Hospital and Departmental Policies. Attends staff meetings, in-services, and maintains appropriate CEU's in accordance with Massachusetts Radiation Control program and ARRT requirements
- Maintains knowledge of location of emergency equipment, code carts and procedures to alert code teams
- Mentors and assists in the training of Radiologic Technologist students and new staff in performing Radiologic exams, sterile technique, and proper stocking of supplies in radiographic rooms
- Participates in the quality assurance plan for the Diagnostic Imaging program. Participates in the research and development of new exam and protocols
- Enters the appropriate charges into the EMR accurately for all exams
- Ensures that all exams of high quality and available for interpretation in a timely fashion
- Follows workflow plan developed by the supervisor and lead technologist
- Monitors the equipment performance and takes the appropriate measures to have the problems resolved (i.e. arrange service/repairs)
- Consistently demonstrates effective communication, both written and verbal, with all departmental, hospital staff, and vendors
- Performs all other duties as assigned or required to ensure efficient operation of the department and quality patient care