Radiologic Technologist /Multi-modality

Jack Hughston Memorial Hospital•Phenix City, AL

About The Position

This technical position requires training in radiology technology and computed tomography. The technologist performs radiographic examinations; assists radiologists and other physicians during fluoroscopic studies; performs examinations in the operating room and emergency room; and conducts non-contrast CT and basic contrast CT imaging. The role also performs duties in two or more modalities according to department policies and procedures. The technologist may be assigned to perform in-charge or lead technologist functions, according to department policies, when the shift has three or more staff members, based on seniority, and when the Supervisor of Imaging Services and Director of Imaging Services are absent. The position participates in a rotating call schedule for holidays, weekdays, and weekends. Call-back response is required within 30 minutes, with arrival at the hospital within 45 minutes. The technologist may provide support and perform duties in any department as needed. The shift varies.

Requirements

Graduate from an accredited two-year radiology program or equivalent military program.
Graduate of an accredited school of Radiological Technology or equivalent military program.
American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) registration is required.
BLS is required.

Nice To Haves

Previous hospital experience is preferred.
CT registry is recommended within three years.

Responsibilities

Operate routine diagnostic and fluoroscopic equipment competently.
Perform examinations in a timely manner to allow rooms to be turned around.
Accurately perform routine procedures, including arthrograms, myelograms, lumbar punctures, and studies requiring contrast injection.
Assess image quality and make corrections when necessary.
Complete required computer procedures for quality management and demonstrate knowledge of ordering, tracking, and canceling exams.
Perform examinations competently and promptly in the emergency room and surgery.
Operate portable imaging equipment and C-arm equipment.
Perform non-contrast CT examinations.
Progress toward learning contrast CT examinations.
Maintain a repeat rate of less than 5%.
When delegated, perform in-charge or lead technologist functions under department policies in the absence of the Supervisor of Imaging Services and Director of Imaging Services, when the shift has three or more staff members; assignment is based on seniority.
Participate in a rotating call schedule for holidays, weekdays, and weekends; answer call-back within 30 minutes and arrive at the hospital within 45 minutes.
Provide support and perform duties in any department as deemed necessary.