Coordinates and performs diagnostic radiographic cases for all patients. The role requires open, accurate, and responsive oral and written communication, the ability to handle multiple tasks and meet deadlines, and ethical and professional conduct. The technologist must understand age-related developmental issues from pediatrics through geriatrics. Flexibility to work overtime, on-call duty, and disaster work is required as workload or unforeseen circumstances demand. This is a safety-sensitive position. Impaired performance could harm the health or safety of the employee or others. Associates actively using medical marijuana, even with a valid medical marijuana card, are excluded from employment in safety-sensitive positions. The work involves performing routine, repetitive tasks without specific supervision in radiation areas, with possible exposure to blood, body fluids and tissues, electromagnetic radiation, gamma rays, and x-rays. Duties include transporting patients by stretcher or wheelchair, moving portable x-ray equipment, positioning patients, and operating radiographic equipment. The technologist must be able to work for extended periods, wear protective lead aprons and gloves, work in limited spaces and varying light conditions, and travel locally or elsewhere, including overnight, to attend seminars. The position also requires concentration amid interruptions, managing multiple tasks, maintaining confidentiality, and interacting effectively with patients, families, clinical staff, physicians, vendors, and administration, including people under physical or emotional stress.
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Part-time
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