Radiologic Technologist | Desert Radiology | PRN

Radiology Partners•Las Vegas, NV

1d•$25 - $40

About The Position

Join Desert Radiology, Transform your Career and Radiology! Who We Are: Our story began in 1966 when Drs. Robert Taylor, Harris Knudson, and James Lum joined together to form Taylor, Knudson & Lum, a radiology and radiation oncology practice. The practice expanded in 1969 with the additions of Dr. Francis Esposito, followed by Drs. Richard Ellis and Paul Bandt in 1971. In 1977, the practice was renamed Desert Radiologists. In 1987, the practice relocated to the 2020 Palomino Lane building and still operates as an imaging center today. The practice name was officially changed to Desert Radiology in 2017. In June 2019, Desert Radiology (DR) and Radiology Partners (RP) announced their partnership. Desert Radiology is proud to be the official imaging partner of the Las Vegas Aces and radiology provider for numerous sports teams, including the Vegas Golden Knights and Las Vegas Raiders. Our practice is committed to our community and supports many local non-profits like City Impact Center, Opportunity Village and Make-A-Wish of Southern Nevada. Radiology Partners, a leading physician-led and physician-owned radiology practice in the U.S., collaborates with Desert Radiology on high-impact projects to advance the field of radiology. Together, we are on a mission to transform radiology. Join the team at Desert Radiology and you will work with some of the healthcare industry’s most innovative minds on high-impact projects designed to move the practice of radiology forward. What We Offer: Radiology is a team sport, and Desert Radiology is building a community of physicians and support teammates who embody our practice values and believe in our bold mission to transform radiology. Here’s why you should join the Desert Radiology / RP team: Community presence: Imaging Centers and Hospital Affiliates Leading the pack in the development of AI tools and technology resources Competitive compensation, benefits, and Generous PTO on full time positions. Eligibility starts the month after hire with tiered options. Opportunities for professional development and career growth Proudly Certified as a Great Place to Work for Five Consecutive Years Position Summary: Provides healthcare services, applying x-ray energy to assist in the diagnosis or treatment of patients using radio/fluoroscopic procedures. Performs medical imaging techniques and related procedures to demonstrate anatomy for interpretation and/or intervention by, or at the request of a licensed practitioner.

Requirements

DESIRED PROFESSIONAL SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE: Demonstrates competency and proficiency, following established protocols, in the performance of all radiographic examinations and equipment in their assigned work area.
Proper positioning of the patient and equipment.
Selection of the appropriate image receptor and radiographic techniques.
Digital information systems utilized in the performance of assigned work, Radiology Information System (RIS) and Synapse.
Identifies each patient and reviews each patient’s requisition for consistencies to concur with the examination ordered.
Applies appropriate patient care and recognizes patient conditions essential for successful completion of the radiologic procedure.
Reviews patient chart for exam referral/orders with attention to any special instructions within the exam notes, appointment notes or referral request.
Assesses the patient’s condition; assures patient safety through proper restraining and support devices.
Records the patient’s history, including information about priors, as required by established policies and procedures and the American College of Radiology (ACR).
Performs and maintains all quality assurance/control records required by ACR, the State Department of Health Services and any other credentialing organizations as required by law.
Verifies all procedures performed match the procedures listed in the RIS and are listed and coded properly.

Responsibilities

Demonstrates competency and proficiency, following established protocols, in the performance of all radiographic examinations and equipment in their assigned work area.
Proper positioning of the patient and equipment.
Selection of the appropriate image receptor and radiographic techniques.
Digital information systems utilized in the performance of assigned work, Radiology Information System (RIS) and Synapse.
Identifies each patient and reviews each patient’s requisition for consistencies to concur with the examination ordered.
Applies appropriate patient care and recognizes patient conditions essential for successful completion of the radiologic procedure.
Reviews patient chart for exam referral/orders with attention to any special instructions within the exam notes, appointment notes or referral request.
Assesses the patient’s condition; assures patient safety through proper restraining and support devices.
Records the patient’s history, including information about priors, as required by established policies and procedures and the American College of Radiology (ACR).
Performs and maintains all quality assurance/control records required by ACR, the State Department of Health Services and any other credentialing organizations as required by law.
Verifies all procedures performed match the procedures listed in the RIS and are listed and coded properly.