Diagnostic Technologist (Fluoroscopy)

SB Clinical Practice Management Plan•Lake Grove, NY

About The Position

The Diagnostic Fluoroscopy Technologist provides individualized, high-quality direct patient care using the skills and knowledge of the profession. As a representative of the Department of Anesthesia, the technologist works efficiently and professionally to provide diagnostic radiological support for interventional pain procedures. The role performs fluoroscopy procedures at a technical level, including positioning patients and aligning the C-arm for procedures, while following safety and sterile-technique requirements. The position may also involve delegating work, providing instruction, acting as supervisor in a supervisor’s or senior technologist’s absence, assisting with first aid, conducting quality control tests, participating in research and training, and maintaining records. Other related duties may be assigned by management. This is a full-time, day-schedule position in Lake Grove, New York, with hours Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM. The posted pay range is $50.19–$57.39. Individual compensation is determined based on relevant experience and education, among other factors. StaffCo is the employer of Stony Brook Clinical Practice Management Plan employees and provides payroll and human resources services. SUNY Stony Brook Hospital is responsible for hospital operations and health care provision and is a co-employer for related responsibilities. CPMP provides equal employment opportunities and prohibits workplace harassment based on protected status.

Requirements

High school diploma.
Graduate of an accredited Radiology program.
New York State license in Diagnostic Radiology.
ARRT registration.
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from the American Heart Association, or ability to obtain it within three months of employment.
Excellent communication skills.

Nice To Haves

One year of experience in radiology is preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

Perform diagnostic radiological (fluoroscopy) procedures at a technical level.
Position patients appropriately, including prone or spine positioning, and use a cervical headrest as needed for interventional pain procedures.
Align the C-arm appropriately for interventional pain procedures.
Ensure that the “time out” procedure is observed.
Assume responsibility for designated areas or procedures as required.
Select appropriate technical factors for individual patients.
Select and operate equipment as directed.
Provide protection in accordance with prescribed safety standards.
Use sterile techniques and prevent cross-contamination.
Delegate areas of authority in routine or special procedures.
Provide instruction in designated areas to technology-school students and ancillary personnel, as applicable.
Serve as acting supervisor when a supervisor or senior technologist is absent, if designated.
Assist in performing first aid.
Conduct periodic quality-control tests.
Participate in or conduct research in the required specialty.
Maintain adequate records as directed.
Cooperate with personnel in the proper conduct of the department.
Participate in in-service programs, annual recertification training, compliance training, and HIPAA training.
Perform other related duties assigned by management.