Radiologic Technologist - Urgent Care

Munson Healthcare•Cadillac, MI

18h•Onsite

About The Position

Under general supervision and according to established policies and procedures, the Radiologic Technologist performs radiographic examinations of various anatomical parts and systems to assist physicians in diagnosing and treating physical injuries or medical disorders. The role requires current ARRT registration in radiography and may include training and performing in other modalities, such as CT or mammography, as well as working in clinic settings. The position performs diagnostic imaging procedures; supports patient care, safety, infection control, and quality standards; maintains records, equipment, and department operations; and participates in professional development and organizational improvement. The schedule is 24 hours weekly, from 8 AM to 8 PM, including every other weekend. The position is eligible for a $16,200 sign-on bonus, subject to terms and conditions. Munson Healthcare requires employees to be vaccinated or have lab-confirmed immunity for measles, mumps, rubella, and varicella, and to receive an annual flu vaccine or have an approved medical or religious exemption.

Requirements

Completion of a two-year accredited radiologic technology program, including coursework in anatomy and physiology and radiation safety.
Current registration by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) in radiography.
BLS training.
Analytical, visual, hearing, and sensory touch acuity necessary to determine patient positioning and exposure factors based on suspected pathology, patient size and age, and other factors.
Interpersonal skills to interact effectively with patients, including those experiencing anxiety or confusion, and explain procedures to address unwarranted fears.
Clerical ability to maintain records and schedule examinations.
Ability to apply knowledge of radiologic procedures and techniques, learn other diagnostic examinations as necessary, and become familiar with departmental policies and procedures.

Responsibilities

Escort and prepare patients, position them correctly, operate radiographic, fluoroscopic, and mobile X-ray equipment, select technical factors, follow digital imaging protocols, and use PACS.
Prepare and administer contrast media as directed and assist with first aid or adverse reactions.
Apply radiation safety practices and protective shielding; follow sterile technique and universal precautions; prevent cross-contamination; maintain cleanliness; use equipment responsibly; report malfunctions; and help maintain a safe environment.
Provide compassionate care, maintain confidentiality, communicate effectively, respond to patient needs, explain procedures, and assist in emergencies while behaving professionally, ethically, and compliantly.
Complete case documentation and clerical tasks, including scheduling, answering phones, and maintaining logs.
Maintain room stock and equipment, assist in outside clinics when needed, participate in call rotation, and support department workflow and team collaboration.
Maintain certifications and CME credits, stay current in radiologic technology and cross-training areas, and instruct students when requested.
Engage in performance improvement initiatives, exercise sound judgment, and maintain a professional appearance and demeanor.