The Radiologic Technologist performs diagnostic general radiological procedures using various imaging equipment to assist in diagnosing diseases and injuries. In surgical and pain treatment settings, the technologist operates C-arm, O-arm, mini C-arm, and other equipment, and takes portable images during surgical cases. The role includes acquiring and processing patient exams according to applicable accrediting body and manufacturer guidelines and department protocols, reviewing cases with radiologists when appropriate, checking patient history and laboratory results, and administering contrast when indicated. The technologist evaluates image quality and patient data, transfers images and relevant information to PACS for radiologist interpretation, and may send exams for preliminary readings after hours using web servers and email systems. The role also includes equipment and supply maintenance, safety responsibilities, student and staff instruction, productivity expectations, and other assigned duties. The position may involve cross-trained modalities for which the technologist holds the required licensure. The technologist also performs mobile and surgical procedures, maintains patient confidentiality, checks equipment and supplies daily, and transports patients to and from Radiology.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Associate degree