Radiologic Technologist - Days

Froedtert Health•MILWAUKEE, WI

About The Position

At the direction of a radiologist or other providers, the Radiologic Technologist prepares patients and performs radiographic procedures in diagnostic radiology and operates imaging equipment. The role performs diagnostic studies according to specific guidelines and prescribed protocols while using appropriate radiation protection measures. It also adheres to organizational customer service standards and supports organizational excellence initiatives, communicates effectively with patients, visitors, and staff, and provides ancillary services and assistance in patient care areas as necessary. Other duties may be assigned. The schedule is Monday through Friday, with 8-hour shifts starting between 6:45 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. There is one consistent day off every two weeks, to be determined. The position does not have scheduled weekend work or worked holidays, but includes one on-call holiday per calendar year depending on seniority. Once trained, the role has two on-call dates per month. The position is listed at 0.9 FTE. Froedtert Health describes a supportive workplace with meaningful work, strong working relationships, complex patient populations, and opportunities to develop skills and advance across departments, specialties, hospitals, and clinics. Professional growth and continuing education opportunities are available.

Requirements

Completion of a post-high-school ARRT-accredited Radiologic Technology program.
ARRT registration as an RT (R) in diagnostic radiology.
Current Wisconsin license as a Radiographer.
American Heart Association Basic Life Support for the Healthcare Provider (BLS), or an AHA-approved equivalent, required within 90 days of hire.
Self-motivation.
Ability to organize and prioritize effectively.
Ability to remain flexible and reorganize priorities when emergencies arise.

Nice To Haves

One year of current clinical experience in diagnostic radiology; clinical student experience may be considered in lieu of one year of current clinical experience.
An additional 1–2 years of college or university coursework and/or an undergraduate degree in a healthcare-related field.

Responsibilities

Prepare patients for radiographic procedures.
Perform diagnostic radiographic procedures under the direction of a radiologist or other providers.
Operate imaging equipment.
Perform diagnostic studies according to specific guidelines and prescribed protocols.
Use appropriate radiation protection measures.
Adhere to organizational customer service standards and support organizational excellence initiatives.
Communicate and interact positively and effectively with patients, visitors, and staff.
Perform ancillary services and assist in patient care areas as necessary.
Perform other duties as assigned.