About The Position

The Multi Modalities Technologist provides direct patient care and performs medical imaging examinations according to protocol and qualified medical-provider orders. The technologist promotes high-quality, compassionate care and professional, respectful interactions while supporting SGHS’s business needs. The role includes explaining procedures to patients, addressing their questions, obtaining accurate histories and required safety documentation, confirming orders, and consulting radiologists when contraindications arise. The technologist safely operates imaging equipment and administers contrast as needed, follows radiation-safety and patient-privacy requirements, maintains competencies, and supports accurate imaging, billing, and timely patient care. The position is PRN in Camden.

Requirements

  • Ability to perform accurate medical imaging examinations according to protocol and qualified medical-provider orders.
  • Ability to safely operate medical imaging equipment and administer contrast as needed.
  • Ability to obtain accurate patient histories, complete safety documentation and consents, and verify order accuracy and medical necessity.
  • Ability to comply with radiation-safety, contrast-media, and HIPAA requirements.
  • Ability to maintain imaging skills and complete required annual education and competencies.
  • Ability to communicate compassionately with patients and coordinate care with providers and support personnel.

Responsibilities

  • Provide direct patient care and maintain high-quality, professional, and respectful interactions.
  • Perform accurate total-body medical imaging examinations according to protocol and qualified medical-provider orders; consult radiologists regarding contraindications.
  • Explain procedures compassionately and answer patient questions about what to expect before and after the procedure.
  • Contact the ordering provider to obtain corrected or new orders when errors or discrepancies are identified.
  • Safely operate medical imaging equipment, administer contrast, and use other equipment or positioning aids required for examinations.
  • Obtain accurate medical histories, complete safety documents and consents with signatures, and verify that radiologic orders align with the patient’s history, anatomy, indications, and medical necessity.
  • Comply with regulatory standards for radiation safety and protection, contrast-media use, and HIPAA; complete annual education and competencies on time.
  • Maintain the skills needed to perform accurate, high-quality imaging and enter appropriate procedure and supply charges for billing.
  • Coordinate patient transportation and arrange applicable support personnel, such as nursing, respiratory, or physician staff, to avoid delays.
  • Report equipment issues to the Lead Tech, Manager, and/or Director to maintain a safe environment and minimize downtime.
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