Radiologic & Laboratory Technologist

NeighborHealth•Boston, MA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

NeighborHealth, formerly East Boston Neighborhood Health Center, is one of the largest community health centers in the country, serving the greater Boston area with a strong commitment to patient and community health. Every role at NeighborHealth, from direct care providers to support staff, is vital in advancing medicine and delivering the best care experience. The organization is ranked as one of the "Top Places to Work" by The Boston Globe, committed to maintaining a supportive and welcoming environment for employees and patients that reflects its mission and culture. NeighborHealth offers a variety of schedules, a diverse and inclusive workforce, and a patient-driven purpose supporting the local community. The Education & Training Institute is available for employees seeking to broaden their skills and advance their careers. The Radiologic Technologist is responsible for producing high-quality Radiographic images under the guidance of the Radiology Supervisor and BMC Radiologists, utilizing ALARA techniques. This role involves interacting in a safe, confidential, and professional environment with a diverse patient population across various ages, cultures, and physical states.

Requirements

High School/GED Required
Graduate of the AMA Approved Radiologic Technology Training Program.
ARRT Certified.
Licensed by the state of Massachusetts in Radiography.
CPR Certified and able to maintain on an annual basis.
1 – 3 years of experience in a high-volume environment performing diagnostic radiographic examination.
Good working knowledge in the field of Radiology.
Ability to assimilate changes in technical Radiographic settings.

Nice To Haves

An Associate's Degree is strongly desired.

Responsibilities

Performs Diagnostic Radiographic examination following department protocol and utilizing technical factors to ensure the highest quality result in: Head and Neck Studies, Chest Studies, Spine and Pelvis, Upper Extremity, Lower Extremity, Abdomen
Strong ability to effectively use Electronic Medical Records (EMR) and electronic image archiving software.
Follows Radiation safety procedures on all exams, keeping them ALARA.
Appropriately utilizes shields to reduce exposure to the patient
Sets technical factors to reduce patient exposure and produce high-quality films
Use universal precautions as necessary.
Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to communicate with all of the age groups we serve.
Prepares patients for the exam by explaining the exam procedure in a kind, respectful manner. An interpreter will be utilized as needed.
Carries out exams in a professional, confidential, and safe manner.
Demonstrates the ability to recognize age-related pathology and physical presentation when performing exams and choosing technical factors.