Radiologic Technologist

University of Miami•Doral, FL

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The University of Miami UHealth Department of Orthopaedics is seeking a full-time Radiologic Technologist in Doral, Florida. The position performs radiological examinations and produces radiographs to assist with diagnosing medical problems, while working to prevent patients from unnecessary radiation exposure. The technologist operates radiologic and magnetic imaging equipment, evaluates images for diagnostic quality, prepares and monitors patients, maintains patient and treatment records, and supports the safe and efficient operation of imaging services. Duties may be expanded as necessary.

Requirements

Associate degree in a relevant field.
State of Florida license in Radiologic Technology.
ARRT Certification.
Minimum 1 year of relevant experience.

Responsibilities

Operate radiologic and magnetic imaging equipment to produce diagnostic images of the body.
Review and evaluate developed x-rays, videotape, and computer-generated information to determine whether images are satisfactory for diagnostic purposes.
Record thorough and accurate patient medical histories.
Explain procedures, observe patients for safety and comfort, monitor patient conditions and reactions, and report abnormal signs to a physician.
Position and immobilize patients on the examining table.
Arrange imaging equipment and adjust controls to set exposure time and distance.
Record, process, and maintain patient data and treatment records, and prepare reports.
Organize examination rooms and ensure necessary equipment is ready for use.
Perform scheduled maintenance and minor emergency repairs on radiographic equipment.
Carry out x-ray procedures as ordered by physicians.
Help prepare patients for x-rays and report results on necessary forms.
Scan, sort, and file films; check x-ray supplies and maintain equipment to the best of their ability.
Advise the supervisor and medical staff of problems with x-ray procedures, efficiency, safety, or overall service.
Track daily records of x-rays taken and monthly graphs of patient counts.
Process x-rays requested by other doctors and receive x-rays from other facilities.