Imaging, Multi-Modality Technologist Nights

ThedaCare•Oshkosh, WI

6d•Onsite

About The Position

Routinely performs diagnostic studies according to specific guidelines and prescribed protocols, using appropriate radiation protection measures in two or more modalities: X-ray, MRI, CT, or mammography. The role provides compassionate patient care, performs radiology procedures, administers contrast when required, maintains equipment and department readiness, and completes timely and accurate documentation. The schedule is 7 PM to 7 AM, with every fourth weekend. The position is based at Oshkosh Expansion Hospital in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and is scheduled for 36 hours per week (0.9 FTE). Community hospital duties may also include laboratory work and supporting the Emergency Department and Inpatient Unit during downtime.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited radiography program.
Wisconsin license.
American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) credential.
American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.
One year of experience in two or more imaging modalities.
Obtain advanced certification in MRI, CT, or mammography within 18 months.
Ability to move freely, including standing, stooping, walking, bending, pushing, and pulling, and to lift up to 50 pounds without assistance.
For Oshkosh Expansion Hospital and ThedaCare Medical Center Fond du Lac, a high school diploma is required.

Responsibilities

Provide professional, empathetic, and compassionate care to patients, families, team members, and significant others; greet patients, assist with dressing and undressing, transport or ambulate them, and address comfort needs.
Demonstrate working knowledge of equipment and safety practices in assigned areas.
Perform radiology procedures according to manufacturer instructions and medical and departmental standards and protocols; select technical parameters to demonstrate anatomy and pathology accurately.
Perform intravenous access and administer contrast according to established protocols; understand contrast types and uses, recognize and respond to reactions, side effects, and extravasations, and document appropriately.
Complete department tasks, including stocking supplies, checking expiration dates, conducting safety audits or tracking, and cleaning rooms and equipment.
Provide practical instruction to patients, families, and other healthcare professionals.
Use critical thinking to triage and prioritize patients and ensure order accuracy.
Follow safety practices, including ALARA radiation protection, use of mobilization and immobilization devices, safe patient handling, infection prevention, personal protective equipment, and hand hygiene.
Complete accurate and timely documentation according to department policy and procedure, including image management and electronic medical record documentation.
At community hospitals, collect laboratory samples and perform laboratory testing under CLIA regulations and established policies and procedures; perform laboratory quality controls, assessments, and scheduled maintenance.
Use downtime productively to support the Emergency Department and Inpatient Unit, including performing EKGs, obtaining vital signs, venous access and blood collection, measuring and fitting ambulation aids, splinting, bladder scanning, and applying restraints.
Perform additional duties as assigned.