Radiologic Technologist- Float- Full Time

Dayton Children's Hospital•Dayton, OH

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About The Position

This staff-level position produces quality diagnostic images for patients of all ages using available diagnostic equipment, including EKG, and performs patient registration. The technologist provides services at times that meet department customers’ needs, works with minimal supervision, and follows Medical Imaging Department quality parameters. The role includes educating patients and parents about procedures, supporting organizational systems and processes, and maintaining individual competence. The technologist maintains required education and credentials, including CPR, Ohio licensure, and ARRT registration, and participates in hospital-wide mandatory education as established by Cardiology. The role supports departmental goals for patient satisfaction, registration accuracy, and Cardiology EKG quality assurance and quality control. The technologist provides considerate, respectful, patient-centered care; coordinates with other departments to support continuity of care; resolves patient issues using appropriate hospital contacts; and communicates pertinent information to a supervisor to support responsible resolution. The position also maintains Dayton Children’s reputation and standards of care while working in an off-site setting.

Requirements

Associate’s degree in Radiologic Technology/Sciences.
Ohio Department of Health radiologic license.
American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) registration in Radiography.
CPR certification.
Effective verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills.

Responsibilities

Produce quality diagnostic images for patients of all ages using available diagnostic equipment, including EKG.
Perform patient registration.
Provide services at times that meet department customers’ needs.
Perform tasks with minimal supervision and adhere to Medical Imaging Department quality parameters.
Educate patients and their parents about procedures performed within the center.
Support organizational systems and processes while maintaining individual competence.
Maintain required education and credentials, including CPR, Ohio licensure, and ARRT registration, and participate in hospital-wide mandatory education as established by Cardiology.
Support departmental goals for patient satisfaction, patient registration accuracy, and Cardiology EKG QA/QC.
Provide considerate, respectful, patient-centered care and affirm patients’ right to make decisions about their medical care.
Work with other departments to support a smooth continuum of care.
Use appropriate hospital contacts to resolve patient issues and coordinate available systems accurately.
Maintain Dayton Children’s reputation and standards of care in an off-site setting.
Communicate pertinent information to the supervisor to promote responsible, caring resolution.