Radiographer - Full Time Days - River Valley Campus

Centstone HC•Lancaster, OH

About The Position

The Radiographer performs diagnostic radiologic examinations under the guidance of an Imaging Supervisor, assists physicians with radiologic procedures, prepares examinations for interpretation, maintains radiation safety, and assists with supply maintenance. The role performs all duties in accordance with established FMC policies, procedures, and guidelines. The Radiographer performs and documents ordered examinations, supports continuity of care through appropriate handoffs, evaluates examinations for quality, operates radiographic equipment and facility computer systems, and administers oral and intravenous contrast under physician direction or protocol. The position also transports and positions patients safely, assists with radiography-based special procedures, and participates in departmental quality assurance activities. The role requires communication and collaboration with coworkers, physicians, other employees, patients, and families, along with prioritization, time management, judgment, and problem-solving. The stated physical demand is sedentary work, with occasional exertion of up to 10 pounds and sitting most of the time, though brief periods of standing or walking may be involved.

Requirements

Associate’s degree in Radiologic Technology from an AMA-approved school.
Registration by the American Registry of Radiologic Technology (ARRT).
Maintain licensure requirements with the state of Ohio.
Maintain annual CPR certification/When Seconds Count certification.
Working knowledge of computer programs.
Excellent communication skills and ability to establish working relationships with internal and external customers.
Strong organizational skills.
Critical-thinking skills and ability to make independent decisions.

Nice To Haves

Previous staff radiographer experience.

Responsibilities

Perform and document diagnostic radiographic examinations ordered by an approved healthcare provider.
Provide appropriate handoff and continuity-of-care communication to the next caregiver.
Analyze radiographic examinations for quality control purposes.
Prepare completed examinations for interpretation by the radiologist.
Operate radiographic equipment and facility-based computer systems.
Administer oral and intravenous contrast media under physician direction or per protocol.
Transport, move, and position patients safely and appropriately.
Assist physicians with special procedures involving radiography.
Participate in radiographic-care quality assurance activities within the Imaging Department.
Maintain radiation safety and assist with maintaining supplies.
Comply with FMC policies, procedures, work instructions, and guidelines.
Maintain a safe and clean work environment and report unsafe conditions.
Complete mandatory education and participate in learning opportunities to improve on-the-job performance.