Radiologic Technologist (3P-11P)

Jackson County Hospital District•Marianna, FL

About The Position

The Radiologic Technologist performs radiologic examinations and special or fluoroscopic procedures within the scope of their license. The role includes preparing and positioning patients, selecting appropriate shielding, observing radiation-safety principles, reviewing and processing images, and administering and documenting contrast agents when required. The technologist screens patients for contraindications and consistently follows patient-safety procedures. The position also includes maintaining regulatory and professional requirements, supporting staff and student training, communicating important information across shifts, and maintaining a safe, clean department and equipment.

Requirements

Current ARRT certification in radiography (ARRT (R)).
Current certification by the State of Florida.
Current BCLS (Basic Cardiac Life Support) certification.
Knowledge of anatomy and physiology.
Ability to read and communicate effectively in English.
Basic computer skills and knowledge consistent with departmental needs.
Knowledge of license and certification limitations and practice within those limitations.

Responsibilities

Perform radiologic exams and special or fluoroscopic procedures within the scope of license.
Follow ALARA principles to ensure radiation safety during radiographic and fluoroscopic exams.
Position and shield patients according to department policy, protocol, and clinician orders.
Instruct and prepare patients for imaging examinations.
Review and process images for storage, ensuring required views were obtained according to department protocol.
Administer appropriate contrast agents when required and document their use in accordance with state and institutional policies.
Screen patients for contraindications and follow the appropriate procedures when contraindications are identified.
Apply patient-safety measures, including verifying the right patient, dose or rate, procedure, site, and side.
Complete annual educational requirements and maintain applicable state, federal, and Joint Commission regulatory requirements.
Assist in training students, co-workers, or other personnel.
Relay important information to other staff and shifts to support consistent operations.
Maintain equipment and department cleanliness and handle equipment safely.
Follow procedures for calling and responding to codes and for reporting incidents involving patients, visitors, or employees.
Identify hazards and hazardous materials, locate SDS information when needed, and help maintain a safe environment.
Attend and participate in hospital committees as appropriate.