Radiologic/Fluoro Technologist III

Inland Imaging•Spokane, WA

22h•Onsite

About The Position

The Radiologic/Fluoro Technologist is a Full Time, Regular position responsible for performing General Diagnostic Radiography exams in both an inpatient and outpatient Level III trauma setting. This role involves obtaining the highest quality radiological exams under the direct or indirect supervision of a radiologist, adhering to established Inland Imaging guidelines and protocols. Key duties include performing various fluoroscopy procedures (arthrograms, UGI’s, esophograms, feeding tube placement), setting up sterile trays, assisting radiologists and midlevel personnel, administering contrast, and physically maneuvering patients for exams. The position also entails preparing and maintaining exam rooms and equipment, assisting with patient transportation, scheduling exams, and participating in student training. Specific to Sacred Heart Medical Center, the technologist will perform a wide range of diagnostic and portable exams, including Fluoroscopy in various hospital areas (OR, Endoscopy, ASC, SMAU, PACU), handle traumas, operate C-arm and O-arm equipment, and manage image transfer and disinfection processes. This role operates in a high-volume, fast-paced environment, dealing with complex cases and Level II traumas, and requires adherence to all DOH, TJC, Inland Imaging, and partnering facilities policies and procedures.

Requirements

Accredited Radiologic Technologist Program required.
Must maintain current Washington State Radiologic Technologist licensure.
Maintain current ARRT (R).
Current CPR/BLS required.
Must be able to pass a background check required by RCW 43.43.830-840 to work with children under the age of 16, developmentally disabled persons or vulnerable adults.
Must not be included on the LIST OF EXCLUDED INDIVIDUALS provided by the Department of Health & Human Services, Office of the Inspector General (OIG).
Eligible employees must be able to pass a post-offer, pre-employment drug test.
Honest, pleasant manner and good personal hygiene.
Free of alcohol and drug abuse.
Valid state driver’s license and proof of insurance.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Detail oriented; ability to multi-task; organized and able to work in a fast-paced environment.

Nice To Haves

AA Degree or Military education/training equivalent.
One year experience.
Anatomy and medical terminology.
Medical office experience.
Understanding of radiologic-fluoro procedures to be read by radiologist.
Experience with Outlook, Microsoft Office Suite; Workday, Webex; Qgenda, I-Site, Internet/Intranet, EPIC and Medicalis.

Responsibilities

Perform General Diagnostic Radiography exams proficiently in a hospital setting, including Fluoroscopy procedures, arthrograms, UGI’s, esophograms, and feeding tube placement.
Set up sterile trays for fluoroscopic guided procedures.
Assist radiologist/midlevel personnel with fluoroscopic procedures.
Administer oral/rectal contrast during fluoroscopic exams.
Administer IV contrast during GU studies.
Assist patients as needed to obtain quality exams.
Physically maneuver/lift patients (with assistance from other staff members) to a standing position to perform x-ray exams.
Physically maneuver/lift patients (with assistance from other staff members) to an exam table to perform x-ray exams.
Prepare exam rooms.
Maintain clean and stocked exam rooms.
Maintain clean radiographic/fluoroscopic equipment.
Assist in the appropriate transportation of patients as needed.
Schedule Diagnostic Radiologic exams.
Participate with the training of students in the educational radiologic technologist program.
Perform general diagnostic radiography exams, including Fluoroscopy in OR, Endoscopy, and other appropriate areas.
Assist other staff in preparing room for procedure involving use of radiographic/fluoroscopic equipment.
Perform portable radiographic exams.
Perform General Diagnostic Radiography and portable exams, including Fluoroscopy in OR, Endoscopy, ASC, SMAU, PACU, and other appropriate areas within all areas of a Level II Trauma Center to include: Traumas, N.A.T Bone Surveys, ER Trauma stretcher patients, ER Psych patients that require additional security, code PXCR, lumbar punctures, barium studies, complicated fluoro exams, Intrathecal chemo L.P., Urodynamics Study, bedside feeding tubes, Angio laser lead distraction, navigational bronchoscopy, postoperative PACU imaging.
Perform portable x-rays using a C-arm in all areas of a Level II trauma hospital including St. Joseph’s Hospital, operating room, Endoscopy, ASC, Short-Stay, SHMC doctors building, or where requested.
Be responsible for surgical C-arm and O-arm set up, operation, image transfer and disinfection process.
Perform proper startup/shutdown and reboot process with all equipment including GE fluoro table and wall bucky, GE DR diagnostic room, Philips fluoro table, stationary c-arm, GE DR Portable Units, Cannon DR, AGFA CR cassette readers, GE C-Arms, Medtronic O-Arms.
Physically maneuver/lift patients (with assistance from other staff members) in setting up patient for procedure involving radiographic/fluoroscopic examination.
Assist physician (non-radiologist) with fluoroscopic/C-Arm procedures.
Interact with multi-system Radiology vendors and systems and be responsible to understand all protocols.
Perform exams in a high-volume, fast-paced environment that involves complex cases working with level II traumas.
Adhere to all DOH, TJC, Inland Imaging and partnering facilities policies and procedures.
Perform other duties as assigned.
Maintain strict confidentiality within the Inland Imaging companies and Inland’s customers.
Follow all Health and Safety policies and guidelines of Inland Imaging or its partners depending on work location.
Follow all company policies including those regarding harassment, non-retaliation, discrimination, respectful workplace, and related policies.
Follow all policies regarding HIPAA, non-disclosure of confidential information and company security.
Demonstrate self-directed learning and participation in continuing education through professional journals, approved seminars, etc.
Consider individual needs in communication with and assessment and treatment of patients of all ages.
Adhere to departmental standards and personnel policies by demonstrating professional demeanor in conduct and appearance.
Follow company departmental standards and personnel policies by using good teamwork and communication skills to help identify concerns and solutions, assisting where needed to ensure a smooth functioning department.
Perform other duties as required by displaying team spirit and self-growth, accepting and performing other projects and responsibilities, and requesting other projects and responsibilities.
Attend quarterly quality assurance meetings.
Rotate to other shifts and locations as needed.
Treat all patients with dignity and respect.
Provide excellent customer service.
Conform to Joint Commission and HIPAA regulations.
Comply with PHI (Protected Health Information).
Demonstrate the Inland Imaging Core Values: Show We Care, Do The Right Thing, Maximize Individual Potential, Challenge Convention.