Limited Medical Radiologic Technologist - Full Time

Integrity Care Group•Papillion, NE

About The Position

The Limited Medical Radiologic Technologist (LMRT)/Non-Certified Radiologic Technician (NCT) provides patient services as a member of the clinical team using limited imaging modalities. The position performs limited radiographic procedures, applies radiation protection principles and ALARA, exercises professional judgment, and provides patient care essential to radiographic procedures. The technologist recognizes conditions requiring immediate action and initiates life support measures. The role supports patient flow and quality care, maintains patient confidentiality, and may assist with registration, triage, and other duties as needed. This is a safety-sensitive position. Duties and responsibilities may change at any time with or without notice. The role includes welcoming and escorting patients; obtaining medical histories and vital signs; preparing patients and explaining procedures; performing radiographic procedures and diagnostic tests; administering medications and treatments by provider order; collecting and processing laboratory specimens; documenting care; arranging referrals and follow-up; maintaining supplies and equipment; and assisting with clinical staff training. The position may involve exposure to patient elements, infectious or contagious diseases, changing situations and interruptions, occasional irregular hours, and pressure in a fast-paced environment. Lifting, carrying, or pushing equipment or patients may be required.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Current LMRT/NCT certification qualifying the employee for employment in the state.
Obtain and maintain current BLS certification.
PC skills or applicable computer experience.
Ability to accurately read and write medical terminology.
Ability to work all shifts.
Ability to escort or transport patients by wheelchair or stretcher.
Detail-oriented, with excellent interpersonal communication skills.
Able to see with corrective eyewear and hear clearly with assistance.
Able to handle emergency or crisis situations.
Ability to wear protective equipment as necessary.
Ability to lift 15–20 pounds.
Able to perform the physical activities specified: frequently sitting, walking, and standing; occasionally bending, squatting, climbing, kneeling, twisting, lifting, carrying, pushing, and traveling.

Nice To Haves

Prior experience is preferred.

Responsibilities

Greet patients courteously, help maintain efficient patient flow, and escort patients to the discharge counter after treatment.
Obtain patient history, assess and triage patients, measure vital signs, and record information in patient charts.
Position instruments and equipment and hand them to the provider when directed; clean and sterilize instruments and equipment after use.
Administer injections, medications, eye and ear irrigations, and enemas; dress and bandage wounds and incisions; draw blood; and assist with procedures as directed by provider orders.
Perform diagnostic tests, including eye examinations, electrocardiography, defibrillator and cardiac monitor use, oxygen equipment, pulse oximetry, peak flow testing, and inhalation treatments.
Perform CLIA-waived laboratory tests and collect, label, and process specimens for send-out.
Perform occupational medicine protocols using appropriate techniques and guidelines.
Prepare specimens for pickup and shipment to the appropriate laboratory.
Prepare and administer medication correctly, verify patient identifiers, and document administration in required logs.
Remove sutures or staples and change sterile and non-sterile dressings.
Complete medical charts, including services rendered, test results, and supplies used.
Make patient callbacks, arrange referrals and testing, and schedule follow-up appointments.
Monitor disposable inventory and order medical supplies and pharmaceuticals.
Perform quality checks to ensure medical equipment is in good working order.
Assist with patient registration and additional clerical duties when necessary.
Introduce self to patients and, when appropriate, their families; explain procedures and help alleviate patient anxiety.
Provide examination education before the exam and relevant post-procedure instructions.
Interview patients to obtain medical history or other information relevant to the exam and document it appropriately.
Use shielding and collimation to minimize radiation exposure, follow radiation safety procedures and ALARA principles, and monitor personal radiation exposure.
Properly perform radiographic modalities and procedures.
Collect required patient forms authorizing the procedure.
Assist in training clinical staff on patient positioning and radiation exposure guidelines.
Perform other duties as assigned.