Imaging Services Associate - PRN Status - Bronson South Haven

Bronson Healthcare•South Haven, MN

9d•Onsite

About The Position

The Imaging Services Associate works in the Imaging Department at Bronson South Haven and provides direct patient care under direct supervision. This position is intended for second-year Radiography students currently enrolled in an accredited radiologic technology program. Candidates must remain actively enrolled; new graduates and ARRT-registered applicants are not eligible. Associates demonstrate critical thinking and professionalism while continuing to develop foundational skills. The role is part-time, PRN, with variable shifts and 10 scheduled weekly hours.

Requirements

Currently enrolled as a second-year student in an accredited radiologic technology program; must remain actively enrolled. New graduates and ARRT-registered applicants are not eligible.
Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.
Strong verbal and written interpersonal and communication skills, including the ability to interact effectively with patients, physicians, and team members in sensitive or challenging situations.
Demonstrated problem-solving skills, initiative, and assertiveness.
Ability to work independently with direct supervision and within established guidelines.
Positive attitude and professional demeanor.
Basic computer proficiency.
Ability to sustain mental and visual concentration, including frequent computer use (40–70% of the time).
Frequent standing and walking; regular lifting of up to 20 pounds and assisting with patient movement and positioning; occasional physical strain and repetitive motions.

Responsibilities

Rotate through multiple areas within the Imaging Department.
Perform routine radiographic procedures under direct supervision after passing the required competencies.
Greet, receive, and/or escort patients; verify patient information and clearly explain procedures.
Position patients accurately to obtain high-quality diagnostic images under direct supervision.
Prepare and adjust immobilization and support devices and apply appropriate radiation protection.
Operate radiographic equipment safely and effectively according to physician orders.
Consult radiologists as needed to clarify orders or address complex situations.
Ensure equipment operates properly and promptly report malfunctions or repair needs.
Assist with emergency situations, including first aid and reactions to contrast media.
Maintain the cleanliness and readiness of examination rooms and equipment.
Accurately document patient care and procedure details.
Monitor and maintain appropriate supply levels in assigned areas.