Medical Imaging Technologist

Community Care Physicians•Town of Colonie, NY

3d•$32 - $51

About The Position

ImageCare Latham is seeking Medical Imaging Technologists to join its Radiology team. Technologists operate imaging equipment to perform diagnostic procedures and ensure patient comfort and safety. The openings cover MRI, CT, X-ray, and mammography, with full-time and per diem positions available. ImageCare is willing to train a current Radiologic Technologist, including a licensed RT (R). The role includes preparing and positioning patients, operating and adjusting imaging equipment, monitoring image quality and patients during scans, administering intravenous contrast agents, documenting procedures, and coordinating with radiologists. Technologists also follow safety, infection-control, and privacy protocols; perform assigned quality-assurance testing; complete required continuing education and in-services; and maintain CPR certification. Compensation is $32.00–$51.00 per hour. The position is eligible for up to a $3,000 recruitment and retention bonus. The company describes a total rewards package that includes medical, dental, vision, and life insurance, paid holidays, paid time off, and a retirement plan. Work is in a business casual environment. Candidates must be willing to work at least one Saturday or weekend shift per month.

Requirements

Associate's degree or equivalent from a two-year AMA-approved college or technical school.
Current New York State license to practice radiologic technology.
Must have or work toward certification.
Ability to work in a fast-paced environment.
Current with continuing education requirements to maintain ARRT certification.
Good oral and written communication skills.
Ability to work collaboratively in a team.
Willingness to work at least one Saturday or weekend shift per month.
CPR certification must be maintained.

Responsibilities

Operate imaging machines to capture high-quality images of internal body structures.
Prepare patients by explaining procedures, obtaining medical histories, and addressing concerns or contraindications.
Position patients accurately while maintaining comfort and safety.
Follow safety protocols, including screening for metal implants and other contraindications.
Adjust machine settings and imaging parameters to meet diagnostic requirements.
Monitor image quality during and after scans.
Identify and correct imaging artifacts or distortions and troubleshoot equipment or imaging issues.
Monitor patients during scans and provide support if discomfort or adverse reactions occur.
Administer intravenous contrast agents according to protocols and monitor patients during contrast-enhanced scans.
Document imaging procedures, patient interactions, incidents, and anomalies accurately.
Work with radiologists to review imaging requirements, discuss findings, and provide additional imaging as needed.
Follow infection-control practices, including cleaning and sterilizing equipment and work areas.
Manage patient records and imaging data confidentially in accordance with HIPAA and other privacy regulations.
Perform quality-assurance testing as assigned.
Complete mandatory department continuing education units and in-services.
Maintain CPR certification.