Diagnostic Imaging Technologist FT 72 hours - 2nd shift, variable (BMH)

Bronson Healthcare•Kalamazoo, MI

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Diagnostic Imaging Technologist performs radiographic examinations of various anatomical parts and body systems to assist physicians in diagnosing and treating injuries and medical disorders. The role rotates among areas of the radiology department, performing routine radiology examinations and more advanced diagnostic procedures, including fluoroscopy, joint injections, and lumbar/myelogram exams. The technologist supports patients and providers throughout examinations and procedures, operates diagnostic imaging equipment, maintains accurate records and a clean work area, and helps train student technologists and other assigned assistants.

Requirements

Certificate of completion of a hospital-based program or an associate degree from an accredited radiology technology school.
ARRT registration required, or eligibility to register; registry-eligible technologists must obtain registration within six months of hire.
Complete a BLS training course within six months of hire.
Ability to operate basic computer programs used for departmental recordkeeping.
Excellent interpersonal skills for working with patients and providers, including in difficult or sensitive situations.
Customer service orientation.
Leadership and organizational skills, including the ability to work independently and take initiative within established procedures.
Positive attitude.

Responsibilities

Perform routine radiology examinations and advanced diagnostic procedures, including fluoroscopy, joint injections, and lumbar/myelogram exams.
Receive or escort patients into examination areas, review pertinent patient information, and explain examinations to patients.
Assist providers with procedures.
Position patients to obtain the requested diagnostic results; set up and adjust supportive and immobilization devices and apply radiation-protective shielding as needed.
Operate diagnostic radiographic equipment to provide examinations in accordance with physician orders or requests.
Consult radiologists to clarify orders or discuss unusual situations, and perform work in other areas as needed to accommodate patient or provider needs.
Operate equipment properly and carefully and promptly report malfunctions or needed adjustments or repairs.
Assist providers in administering prescribed radiolucent or radiopaque media.
Provide first aid as required and assist during adverse reactions to contrast media and other emergencies.
Observe and practice sterile technique.
Maintain cleanliness of procedure rooms and equipment.
Maintain accurate patient and file documentation.
Maintain appropriate supply levels in the assigned area.
Demonstrate or oversee on-the-job training for student technologists and other non-professional assistants as assigned.