Radiologic Technologist- West Dayton Urgent Care- Pool

Dayton Children's Hospital•Dayton, OH

About The Position

This staff-level position produces quality diagnostic images for patients of all ages using available diagnostic equipment. The role also includes EKG, patient registration, and medical assisting responsibilities. The technologist provides services at times that are regularly and conveniently available to meet department customer needs, works with minimal supervision, and follows Medical Imaging Department quality parameters. The position includes educating patients and parents about procedures performed at the center. The technologist contributes to organizational systems and processes while recognizing the importance of individual staff competence. The role involves maintaining required education and credentials, supporting patient satisfaction and registration accuracy goals, and meeting Cardiology EKG quality assurance and quality control requirements. The technologist provides considerate, respectful care that recognizes each patient’s individual needs and right to make decisions about medical care, coordinates with other departments to support continuity of care, resolves patient issues using appropriate hospital contacts, maintains the organization’s reputation and standards of care in an off-site setting, and shares pertinent information with a supervisor to support responsible resolution of issues.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Associate’s degree in Radiologic Technology or Radiologic Sciences.
Radiologic license from the Ohio Department of Health.
American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) registration in Radiography.
CPR certification.

Responsibilities

Produce quality diagnostic images for patients of all ages using available diagnostic equipment.
Perform EKG, patient registration, and medical assisting responsibilities.
Provide services at times that are regularly and conveniently available to meet department customer needs.
Work with minimal supervision and adhere strictly to Medical Imaging Department quality parameters.
Educate patients and their parents about procedures performed within the center.
Contribute to organizational systems and processes while recognizing the importance of staff competence.
Maintain educational requirements, including CPR, Ohio licensure, ARRT registration, hospital-wide Mandatory Education, and Cardiology-established EKG requirements.
Strive to meet departmental goals for patient satisfaction, patient registration accuracy, and Cardiology EKG QA/QC.
Provide considerate and respectful care that recognizes each patient’s individual healthcare needs and right to make decisions about medical care.
Work with other departments to support a smooth continuum of care for patients.
Use appropriate hospital contacts to resolve patient issues and coordinate available systems accurately.
Maintain the organization’s reputation and standards of care in an off-site setting.
Communicate pertinent information to a supervisor and promote favorable resolution of issues.