Radiologic Technologist - General Radiology

Hartford Healthcare•Hartford, CT

20d

About The Position

The Radiologic Technologist performs diagnostic radiographic imaging procedures in an acute care setting to assist with patient diagnosis and treatment. The role involves positioning patients, operating diagnostic X-ray equipment, and providing patient care during imaging exams. The technologist may also perform fluoroscopic procedures and work in the operating room using a C-arm as needed.

Requirements

Graduate from an accredited Radiography program.
Hold a State of Connecticut Radiographer license.
Hold ARRT certification in Radiography; new graduates must obtain certification within 120 days of graduation.
Hold Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.

Responsibilities

Perform radiologic examinations according to department procedures and protocols, positioning patients and operating radiographic equipment to produce high-quality images.
Use assessment of patient age and diagnosis when performing imaging procedures.
Perform fluoroscopic procedures as needed.
Work in the operating room and operate a C-arm as needed.
Minimize radiation exposure to patients, self, and others through appropriate radiation protection techniques, including restricting the radiation field, using shielding devices, and utilizing low-dose exposure factors.
Follow radiation safety standards in compliance with regulatory agencies and hospital policies.
Enter procedural information accurately into the electronic medical record, RIS, and PACS, including exam details, supply charges, resource allocations, radiation exposure, and relevant clinical information.
Obtain relevant patient information, including current lab values and medication usage, and confirm that the reason for the exam matches the exam request.
Perform other related duties as required.