Radiologic Technologist - Neurosurgery

Duke•Chapel Hill, NC

6d•Onsite

About The Position

Duke Health is seeking a Radiologic Technologist to join Duke Neurosurgery of Morrisville in Morrisville, North Carolina. The role is an integral part of the healthcare team, providing direct and indirect patient care through high-quality diagnostic imaging, including C-arm fluoroscopy and general X-ray studies. The technologist supports fluoroscopically guided procedures and is expected to uphold patient safety, efficiency, and excellent customer service. Occasional travel between Duke Spine and Pain in Morrisville and Raleigh may be required for cross coverage. The schedule may vary according to clinic needs, so flexibility is required.

Requirements

Graduate from or complete a program that meets eligibility requirements for registry or certification, or currently hold the required registry or certification.
Level I: obtain certification within 18 months of employment.
Level II: at least two years of experience as a diagnostic radiology technologist.
ARRT certification within 18 months of hire.
BLS certification.

Nice To Haves

Demonstrated proficiency in C-arm fluoroscopy and/or diagnostic X-ray imaging.

Responsibilities

Perform diagnostic radiologic procedures using C-arm fluoroscopy and general X-ray equipment in accordance with physician orders and established protocols.
Assist physicians with fluoroscopically guided interventional procedures, such as spine and pain injections.
Verify patient identity and imaging orders before procedures.
Prepare and position patients while maintaining their comfort, dignity, and safety.
Follow radiation safety requirements and ALARA principles.
Collaborate with providers, nursing staff, and other team members to support efficient clinic flow.
Review images for quality and completeness and repeat studies when necessary.
Document procedures in the electronic medical record.
Perform routine quality-control checks and ensure equipment is functioning properly.
Maintain exam rooms and supplies and follow infection-prevention standards.
Educate patients about procedures and answer questions within the scope of the role.