Radiologic/Fluoro Technologist I Float

Inland Imaging•Royal Oak, MI

4d•$30 - $45

About The Position

The Radiologic/Fluoro Technologist I Float performs general diagnostic radiography and fluoroscopy exams in outpatient facilities and other appropriate settings, including operating rooms and endoscopy. The technologist obtains high-quality radiological exams under the direct or indirect supervision of a Radiologist and follows established Inland Imaging guidelines and protocols. This is a full-time, regular position with variable Monday–Friday shifts, described as day-shift hours. The role may qualify for an inpatient differential of up to 10%, depending on location. The position works 60% of the time at Inland Imaging outpatient facilities and requires floating among multiple locations and shifts. Work may be scheduled in a hospital, urgent care, or clinical setting. The technologist may also perform X-ray exams on St. Luke’s patients while working at the South Center location. Attendance, including quarterly quality-assurance meetings, is required. There are no supervisory responsibilities.

Requirements

Completion of an accredited Radiologic Technologist program.
Current Washington State Radiologic Technologist licensure, maintained throughout employment.
Current ARRT (R) certification, maintained throughout employment.
Current CPR/BLS certification.
Valid state driver’s license and proof of insurance.
Ability to pass the required background check for working with children under 16, developmentally disabled persons, or vulnerable adults.
Must not be included on the Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General List of Excluded Individuals.
Eligible employees must be able to pass a post-offer, pre-employment drug test.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills; detail-oriented, organized, able to multitask and work in a fast-paced environment.
Ability to consider individual needs when communicating with, assessing, and treating patients of all ages.
Ability to follow confidentiality, health and safety, workplace conduct, HIPAA, and company policies.
Ability to rotate and float to other shifts and locations as needed.
Ability to physically maneuver and lift patients with assistance from other staff members.
Professional demeanor, teamwork, and communication skills.

Nice To Haves

AA degree or equivalent military education/training.
One year of experience.
Knowledge of anatomy and medical terminology.
Medical office experience.
Understanding of radiologic-fluoro procedures for interpretation by a radiologist.
Experience with Outlook, Microsoft Office Suite, Workday, Qgenda, I-Site, Internet/Intranet, EPIC, and Medicalis.

Responsibilities

Perform general diagnostic radiography exams proficiently in an outpatient setting, including fluoroscopy procedures, arthrograms, upper GI studies, esophograms, and feeding tube placement.
Set up sterile trays for fluoroscopically guided procedures.
Assist radiologists and midlevel personnel with fluoroscopic procedures.
Administer oral or rectal contrast during fluoroscopic exams and IV contrast during GU studies.
Assist non-radiologist physicians with fluoroscopic and C-arm procedures.
Assist patients as needed to obtain quality exams, including physically maneuvering and lifting patients with assistance from other staff members to standing positions and onto exam tables.
Prepare exam rooms and keep rooms clean and stocked.
Maintain clean radiographic and fluoroscopic equipment.
Assist with appropriate patient transportation as needed.
Participate in training students in the educational radiologic technologist program.
Perform general diagnostic radiography and fluoroscopy in the OR, Endoscopy, and other appropriate areas.
Assist other staff in preparing rooms for procedures involving radiographic or fluoroscopic equipment.
Perform portable radiographic exams.
Perform X-ray exams on St. Luke’s patients when working at the South Center location.
Work at multiple locations and shifts as a float technologist, including possible hospital, urgent care, or clinical settings.
Follow applicable Department of Health, Joint Commission, Inland Imaging, partner-facility, health and safety, confidentiality, HIPAA, security, and other company policies.
Maintain confidentiality and handle protected health information appropriately.
Treat patients and coworkers with dignity and respect and provide excellent customer service.
Use effective communication, teamwork, organization, attention to detail, and multitasking to support a smooth-functioning department.
Participate in self-directed learning and continuing education.
Attend quarterly quality-assurance meetings and meet attendance requirements.
Perform other assigned duties and responsibilities.