Radiologic Technologist

Solis Mammography•Greensboro, NC

6d•Onsite

About The Position

Under the supervision of the appropriate Chief/Senior Technologist and/or Center Director, the Radiologic Technologist performs imaging procedures to assist in diagnosing disease and injuries and supports general office operations. This is a non-exempt hourly position based in Greensboro, North Carolina, with full-time hours Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; occasional Saturdays are required. The role includes performing radiographic and other physician-prescribed imaging procedures, instructing patients, preparing and administering barium when required, and helping physicians identify areas of injury or symptoms. The technologist must recognize reactions to contrast media and be prepared to intervene, including administering CPR. The position also involves obtaining required consent forms, processing exam information, supporting clerical and reception activities as needed, participating in quality assurance, minimizing radiation exposure, following company policies, and reporting or addressing equipment and maintenance issues. Solis Mammography describes its workplace as patient-focused, cohesive, friendly, supportive, and encouraging. Its stated mission is to deliver compassionate, exceptional care and provide excellence in breast health services.

Requirements

High school graduation or equivalent.
Completion of an imaging technology training program from an accredited school.
Registration by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists.
Ability to lift and move patients as required.
Must become certified in cardiopulmonary resuscitation within one year of employment and renew certification annually.

Responsibilities

Perform radiographic and other imaging procedures as prescribed by a physician.
Instruct patients about the proper physiological requirements for procedures.
Prepare and administer barium to patients when required.
Ascertain the area of injury or the patient’s symptoms to assist the physician in reporting the proper diagnosis.
Recognize reactions to contrast media and be prepared to intervene when necessary, including administering CPR.
Ensure all necessary consent forms are signed before examinations.
Process pertinent examination-related information, including data entry, as directed.
Be familiar with clerical and reception operations and assist as needed, including managing patient records and files.
Participate in the office’s quality assurance monitoring and recording efforts.
Minimize radiation exposure to patients, staff, and self by using appropriate technical factors, collimation, and shielding without compromising the diagnostic study.
Comply with the Corporation’s policies and procedures.
Report equipment and maintenance problems to appropriate personnel and perform preventive or corrective maintenance as needed.