Diagnostic Imaging Technologist, 1st shift, variable - 72Hrs/Pp (BMH)

Bronson Healthcare•Kalamazoo, MI

23h•Onsite

About The Position

Under the general supervision of a Radiologist and Radiology Leadership, the Radiologic Technologist performs diagnostic radiographic examinations using a variety of imaging equipment. This role supports patient care by producing high-quality diagnostic images, assisting providers during procedures, maintaining patient safety, and ensuring compliance with departmental, regulatory, and organizational standards.

Requirements

Completion of one of the following: Certificate of Completion from a hospital-based Radiologic Technology program, or Associate’s degree from an accredited School of Radiologic Technology.
ARRT Registration required or ARRT registry-eligible. Registry-eligible candidates must obtain ARRT certification within six (6) months of hire.
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification required. Employees must successfully complete BLS training within six (6) months of hire.
Knowledge of diagnostic radiographic procedures, anatomy, positioning, and radiation safety practices.
Proficiency in operating diagnostic imaging equipment and related technology.
Ability to use basic computer applications for documentation and departmental record keeping.
Strong interpersonal and communication skills to effectively interact with patients, providers, and coworkers.
Ability to demonstrate professionalism, empathy, and composure in sensitive or stressful situations.
Strong customer service orientation with a focus on patient-centered care.
Demonstrated leadership, organizational, and time-management skills.
Ability to work independently and take initiative within established protocols.
Consistently demonstrates a positive, professional attitude.

Responsibilities

Perform routine and advanced diagnostic radiologic examinations in accordance with physician orders and established protocols.
Rotate assigned duties across multiple areas of the Radiology Department, including offsite locations.
Perform specialized procedures, including but not limited to fluoroscopy, joint injections, lumbar punctures, and myelogram examinations.
Prepare examination rooms and equipment prior to patient arrival.
Receive, transport, or escort patients to the examination area.
Review patient history and relevant clinical information prior to procedures.
Explain imaging procedures to patients and provide reassurance to ensure cooperation and comfort.
Position patients accurately to obtain optimal diagnostic results.
Set up and adjust immobilization and support devices as necessary.
Operate radiographic imaging equipment safely, accurately, and efficiently.
Consult with radiologists and providers to clarify orders or address unusual or complex clinical situations.
Assist providers during diagnostic and interventional imaging procedures.
Assist in the administration of radiolucent and radiopaque contrast media as prescribed.
Monitor patients for adverse reactions to contrast media and assist during medical emergencies.
Perform first aid as required and follow emergency response protocols.
Adhere to sterile technique and infection prevention standards when applicable.
Ensure imaging rooms and equipment are maintained in a clean, safe, and organized condition.
Promptly report equipment malfunctions, safety concerns, or repair needs.
Maintain accurate and timely documentation of patient records and imaging data.
Monitor and maintain appropriate supply levels in assigned areas.
Participate in and/or oversee the training and orientation of student technologists and non-licensed staff as assigned.
Demonstrate compliance with radiation safety standards and departmental policies.