Medical Imaging Technologist, Xray

Community Care Physicians•Town of Colonie, NY

1d•$32 - $48•Onsite

About The Position

ImageCare Latham is seeking a skilled and dedicated Medical Imaging Technologist, Xray, to join our Radiology team. In this role, you will operate Xray equipment to perform high-quality diagnostic imaging procedures for patients, while ensuring their comfort and safety throughout the process. This is a per diem position, weekdays and weekends as needed.

Requirements

Associate's degree or equivalent from a two-year AMA-approved college or technical school.
Valid state licensure as a radiologic technologist.
Must have or work towards certification.
Ability to work in a fast-paced environment.
Current with continuing education requirements to maintain ARRT certification.
Good oral and written communication skills.
Must demonstrate the ability to work collaboratively in a team.

Nice To Haves

ImageCare is willing to provide training for a current Radiologic Technologist.

Responsibilities

Operate X-ray equipment to capture detailed images of various body parts for diagnostic purposes.
Prepare patients for X-ray procedures by explaining the process, obtaining medical histories, and addressing any concerns.
Position patients accurately on the X-ray table or in appropriate positions to ensure optimal imaging of the targeted area.
Adhere to radiation safety protocols, including proper use of lead shielding and minimizing radiation exposure to patients and staff.
Adjust X-ray machine settings such as exposure parameters and image quality controls based on the specific diagnostic requirements.
Monitor and assess the quality of X-ray images, making necessary adjustments to ensure clarity and diagnostic value.
Identify and correct imaging artifacts or distortions to produce clear, usable images.
Continuously monitor patients during the X-ray procedure for signs of discomfort or adverse reactions and provide support as needed.
Administer and manage contrast agents if required for specific imaging studies, following safety and procedural protocols.
Accurately document all imaging procedures, patient interactions, and any incidents or anomalies encountered during the procedure.
Work closely with radiologists to review imaging requirements, discuss findings, and provide additional imaging as requested.