Multi-Modality Technologist, Full Time

Surgery Partners Careers•Addison, TX

12d•Onsite

About The Position

The Multi-Modality Imaging Technologist is responsible for producing diagnostic Imaging studies across various Imaging modalities, including CT, MRI, and Diagnostic Radiography. This technologist is a versatile individual capable of working across different modalities within a single workday. The candidate must demonstrate expert skills in one of the specialized modalities: MRI or CT.

Requirements

ARRT required
State registration required
Advanced certification and at least 2-3 years in one of the following modalities: CT and MRI
BLS Certified
Possess a level of clinical expertise and competency in cross sectional anatomy
Ability to handle critical care situations
Experience in the use of Hospital Informatics Systems such as RIS and PACS.
Proficient venipuncture skills and be able to prepare and administer contrast materials.

Nice To Haves

Expert skills in MRI
Expert skills in CT

Responsibilities

Produce diagnostic Imaging studies across various Imaging modalities (CT, MRI, Diagnostic Radiography).
Float between modalities throughout a workday.
Demonstrate expert skills in MRI or CT.
Know and demonstrate proficiency of all MRI and CT examinations performed at the facility.
Maintain the safety of the MRI suite in conjunction with patients and multidisciplinary staff.
Promote radiation safety by using the ALARA concept.
Evaluate examination orders for pertinent clinical information and assess patient needs and exam requirements in conjunction with the radiologist.
Follow procedure protocols and policies established by the department.
Work with Radiologists and other employees on the improvement of protocols as needed.
Be able to be onsite within 30 minutes when on call.
Recognize emergent patient conditions and act on them accordingly.
Assist in the transportation of patients to and from the Imaging Department.
Be familiar with sterile fields.
Have proficient venipuncture skills and be able to prepare and administer contrast materials.
Coordinate critical patient transport with appropriate nursing personnel as applicable.
Collaborate with Patient Services and anesthesia as needed.
Assess patient condition; preserve patient safety through proper use of immobilization devices.
Provide a positive environment for employees to seek their highest potential.
Provide appropriate information and instruction to patients and family.
Identify anatomical orientation, sequencing of images and verify accurate patient identification of images for accurate record retention and archiving.
Maintain confidentiality of all patient and facility related information.
Ensure supplies and equipment necessary for patient care are stored in an organized and efficient manner.
Demonstrate correct and safe techniques in the use of equipment.
Maintain a clean, neat, and safe environment for patients and staff according to facility Policies.
Use Hospital Informatics Systems such as RIS and PACS.
Use computer systems in documenting, correctly and accurately, patient information.
Verify accurate charge capture for procedures performed.
Accurately transcribe physician orders and facilitate correcting mistakes or unclear orders with appropriate people.
Report all safety hazards that could harm patients, visitors, or other facility employees.
Assist in identifying appropriate indicators for the department’s Quality Improvement programs.
Initiate occurrence reports when problems are identified.