Multi-Modality Tech PD

Stamford Health•Norwalk, CT
•$45 - $71

About The Position

Provides high-quality diagnostic radiographic imaging using equipment in the areas of x-ray, mammography (if applicable), bone density, MRI, and CT. The technologist critiques images and adjusts them according to their experience, organizational needs, and referring physicians’ needs. The role is responsible for understanding and following Stamford Hospital’s policies and procedures. The technologist reviews schedules, scripts, prior studies, and relevant patient information; confirms patient identity and the ordered examination; gathers clinical history; performs applicable safety screening; and conducts the exam according to the diagnosis, patient history, and protocol. The role also focuses on patient comfort, radiation safety, image review before patient release, and accurate entry of exam and billing information into Meditech.

Requirements

  • Graduate from an accredited radiologic technologist training program approved by the AMA.
  • Maintain licensure and registration with the ARRT.
  • Maintain current CPR certification.
  • Obtain advanced registration upon hire or within one year of hire.
  • Ability to apply knowledge of anatomy and physiology.
  • Ability to recognize and respond to medical emergencies.
  • Developed skills to practice in a safe clinical environment.
  • Knowledge of safe versus unsafe metallic implants.
  • Proficiency in IV setup.
  • Knowledge of routine protocols and specialized imaging.
  • Ability to recognize pathology.
  • Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office and willingness to improve computer skills.
  • Basic knowledge and understanding of teleradiology and electronic image transmission.

Nice To Haves

  • Five years of experience preferred, but not required.

Responsibilities

  • Review patient schedules before patients arrive and proactively confirm patient arrival.
  • Select the correct patient based on the schedule and priority.
  • Review scripts and pertinent prior studies, images, dates, and notes; check authorization and blood work when necessary.
  • Confirm patient identification by checking the ID wristband and asking the patient to spell their last name and provide their date of birth.
  • Collect clinical and medical history, confirm the ordered test and laterality or body part, ask the reason for the exam, and explain the exam in simple terms.
  • Contact the ordering physician when a new script or clarification of the ordered test is needed; amend the requisition for changed orders and cancel incorrect orders.
  • Apply MRI safety screening according to departmental policies and procedures, and inquire about pregnancy when applicable.
  • Perform exams according to the diagnosis, patient history, and protocol.
  • Provide patient comfort during exams and recognize and respond appropriately to medical emergencies.
  • Follow radiation safety and protection practices.
  • Check imaging before releasing the patient.
  • Enter information in Meditech, including taken status, depart, and billing.
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