Advanced Imaging Residency

Piedmont Healthcare•Atlanta, GA

14d

About The Position

When you join Piedmont, you are not just changing your work environment. We open doors to real change in the lives we touch, including yours. We’re committed to bringing award-winning care to communities across Georgia. Together we are doing big things, one employee, one team and one community at a time. We’re currently seeking candidates for our Imaging Residency at all locations! Our accelerated program of study includes all didactic structured education as well as all clinical experience. Hands on experience is obtained while receiving compensation and benefits, and no tuition fees are required. Programs offered include CT, MRI, Mammography, Ultrasound, and Cardiovascular CT. This program is available to new graduate Imaging students or Imaging professionals seeking to gain experience in a different modality. JOB PURPOSE: Operates radiologic equipment to make clinical diagnostic images and performs routine diagnostic procedures according to established standards and practices. Provide patient services using imaging modalities. Provides patient care to all age groups to include neonatal, pediatrics, adult, and geriatrics.

Requirements

Graduate of an AMA approved Radiologic Technology program.
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Registered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (R).
Must be able to operate many types of imaging equipment.
Must deliver SAFE care in accordance with the Alwaysafe program.
Must use AIDET with every encounter and be proficient with service recovery.

Nice To Haves

BLS certified.

Responsibilities

Attends and completes all required didactic training courses
Resident must complete all required supervised imaging procedures and document them according to ARRT guidelines
Performs and addresses the following tasks in each procedure: Patient preparation and education Provide for patient comfort and cooperation by familiarizing patient with the equipment and procedure, stressing the need for cooperation, and by providing general psychological support Solicit and record patient clinical history relevant to the performance and interpretation of imaging procedure Document clinical information for radiologists Responds to patient questions Imaging procedures Selecting equipment appropriate to the patient and procedure Select appropriate exposure factors Position Patient and equipment to provide desired imaging Evaluate images to ensure they contain proper identification and are of diagnostic quality
Resident must actively participate in the performance, evaluation and recording of all quality control tests outlined by the ARRT
Accurately follows all established imaging protocols for exam being performed.
Adhere to the Radiation Safety Policies and the principles of a viable dose reduction program.
Resident must become certified by the ARRT within 3 months of completing training program.