Radiologic Technologist

ATC - South Jersey Locations•Newark, NJ

11d•Onsite

About The Position

The RADIOLOGY TECHNOLOGIST performs diagnostic radiographic services by taking radiographs, images made by passing x-rays through an area of the body. Services may include positioning, photographing, and developing film. The Radiologic Technologist works under the direction of the radiologist or physician. ATC Healthcare has provided leading nurses and healthcare professionals to hospitals and facilities nationwide for over 40 years. Healthcare systems around the U.S., including municipal health systems, multi-unit senior care companies, governments, school systems, VMS and MSP vendors trust us to deliver more than 100,000 nurses and other healthcare professionals on-demand.

Requirements

Graduate of Committee on Allied Health Education and Accreditation (AMA) Accredited Radiology Program or equivalent.
Certification by the American Registry of Radiology Technologists or equivalent.
State specific; current and unrestricted licensure, if applicable; certification by AART.
At least one year radiology technologist experience in the clinical setting.
CPR as required by client facility; health and screening tests as required by specific facilities and/or regulatory agencies.

Responsibilities

Complies with ATC policies/procedures.
Complies with client facility policies/procedures.
Documents accurately and completely services provided.
Maintains confidentiality relative to patient care and facility practices in accordance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
Communicates information effectively to appropriate personnel.
Complies with accepted ethical and professional standards of conduct.
Administers or assists with administration of contrast media, as required, and consistent with applicable legal restrictions.
Performs radiological testing as assigned and under applicable scope of practice regulations.
Initiates emergency procedures according to facility policies and procedures.
Provides patient services in a non-judgmental, non-discriminatory manner that considers cultural diversity and age appropriateness so that autonomy, rights, and dignity are preserved.