Certified X-Ray Technologist

Greenlife Healthcare Staffing•New York, NY

28d•$60•Onsite

About The Position

Greenlife Healthcare Staffing is currently seeking a Certified X-Ray Technologist to fill an opening with a multi-specialty practice located in Bronx, New York. Responsibilities of the Certified X-Ray Technologist: Verify patient's identity and review physicians’ orders before beginning x-ray procedures. Use X-ray equipment to take radiographic images of patients' bones, tissues, and organs as per physicians’ written orders. Explain x-ray procedures to patients and answer their questions. Position patients accordingly, which may include lifting and moving patients with limited mobility. Limit patients' exposure to radiation by placing lead shields on patients where needed. Ensure that the X-rays taken are of sound quality to prevent repeat procedures. Work closely with the resident Radiologist to determine whether further tests are required. Ensure that the x-ray equipment is regularly serviced and in good working order. Promptly notify management of damaged or malfunctioning X-ray equipment. Maintain an accurate record of completed X-ray procedures. Greenlife Healthcare Staffing is a nationwide recruitment agency, matching both new grads and advanced practitioners to hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, multi-specialty groups, and private practices.

Requirements

Must have a Bachelor's or associate's degree in radiologic technology, radiology, or a related field
Must have a New York State License
New Graduates are welcome to apply

Nice To Haves

ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists) Certification is preferred
Medical background (EMT, CMA, Medical Assistant) is preferred

Responsibilities

Verify patient's identity and review physicians’ orders before beginning x-ray procedures.
Use X-ray equipment to take radiographic images of patients' bones, tissues, and organs as per physicians’ written orders.
Explain x-ray procedures to patients and answer their questions.
Position patients accordingly, which may include lifting and moving patients with limited mobility.
Limit patients' exposure to radiation by placing lead shields on patients where needed.
Ensure that the X-rays taken are of sound quality to prevent repeat procedures.
Work closely with the resident Radiologist to determine whether further tests are required.
Ensure that the x-ray equipment is regularly serviced and in good working order.
Promptly notify management of damaged or malfunctioning X-ray equipment.
Maintain an accurate record of completed X-ray procedures.