Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist

KurzSolutions•San Diego, CA

1h•Onsite

About The Position

The VA San Diego Healthcare System is seeking a Diagnostic Radiologic Technician to provide diagnostic imaging radiologic services in Radiography. The technician will perform diagnostic imaging procedures, accurately position patients, and ensure quality diagnostic images are produced. They will work closely with radiologists and ordering providers to diagnose patient illnesses and injuries. Duties include operating radiologic equipment, maintaining radiology supplies inventory, and preparing patients for procedures. The role may involve outpatient, inpatient, urgent care, and emergency room departments.

Requirements

Associate's or bachelor's degree from a diagnostic radiologic technology program.
Minimum of two years of current work experience in specialized modality (student internship and training time do not count).
Familiarity with all radiographic diagnostic fluoroscopy, surgery procedures, portable (including C-Arm), and routine general diagnostic exams.
Certification by the ARRT.
Licensed to practice radiography and fluoroscopy in the state of California.

Responsibilities

Provide diagnostic imaging radiologic services in Radiography.
Provide services at dates and times assigned by the Supervisor.
Provide emergency coverage when short-staffed as assigned.
Perform diagnostic imaging procedures, such as Radiologic examinations.
Accurately position patients and ensure that a quality diagnostic image is produced.
Work closely with radiologists and ordering providers to assist in diagnosing diseases and injuries.
Operate radiologic equipment to produce radiographs.
Maintain radiology supplies inventory by checking stock, anticipating needed supplies, placing and expediting orders, and verifying receipt of supplies.
Maintain and operate imaging equipment.
Gain patient cooperation by reducing anxieties, providing explanations of treatment, and answering questions.
Prepare patients for radiological procedures by positioning patients, adjusting immobilization devices, moving equipment into a specified position, and adjusting equipment controls to set exposure factors.