Radiologic Technologist OR/DI

Care New England Health System•Warwick, RI

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Responsible for planning and performing diagnostic imaging examinations utilizing radiation-emitting equipment to produce high-quality diagnostic radiographs while ensuring patient safety, radiation protection, and efficient workflow. Supports imaging services for the Main Operating Room (OR), Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC), and Diagnostic Imaging Department, including coordination of surgical imaging needs, equipment management, and staff support.

Requirements

Associate degree in Radiologic Technology required.
ARRT certification required.
CPR certification required.

Nice To Haves

Minimum six (6) months of job-related experience preferred.
Operating Room and/or surgical imaging experience preferred.
Knowledge of C-arm operation, sterile technique, and radiation safety standards preferred.

Responsibilities

Review physician orders and requisitions to determine appropriate exam protocols, room setup, positioning, and radiation exposure factors required for each examination.
Perform diagnostic radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures, including portable and intraoperative (OR) X-ray procedures, in accordance with departmental and regulatory standards.
Coordinate and review daily OR and ASC surgical schedules to identify imaging needs and prioritize workflow accordingly for all shifts.
Communicate effectively with OR leadership, X-ray managers, surgeons, anesthesia staff, and clinical personnel regarding daily imaging coverage, scheduling needs, and procedural support.
Prepare and administer contrast agents as required and monitor patients for adverse reactions.
Provide safe and professional patient care before, during, and after imaging procedures, including monitoring patient condition and initiating emergency response procedures when necessary.
Maintain radiation safety standards for patients, staff, and self through proper use of shielding devices, exposure techniques, and ALARA principles.
Evaluate images for diagnostic quality and repeat examinations only when clinically necessary.
Assist radiologists, surgeons, and physicians during procedures utilizing sterile technique and proper surgical protocols.
Maintain, inspect, and troubleshoot imaging equipment for the Main OR and ASC, coordinating service and repairs as needed to ensure operational readiness.
Manage annual lead apron and radiation protective equipment inspections and maintain compliance documentation.
Ensure imaging rooms, mobile equipment, and work areas are clean, organized, stocked, and compliant with infection control standards.
Train and support employees, students, and new staff in departmental and OR imaging procedures.
Participate in quality improvement, quality control, and departmental performance initiatives.
Perform all other duties as assigned.