Radiologic Technologist (PRN)

Jackson County Hospital District•Marianna, FL

75d•Onsite

About The Position

This position involves performing all radiologic exams and special/fluoroscopic procedures within the scope of the license. The technologist is responsible for ensuring radiation safety by adhering to the ALARA principle, determining appropriate patient positioning and shielding, and preparing patients for examinations. They will review and process images, administer contrast agents if required, and screen patients for contraindications. Patient safety measures, including correct patient identification, dose/rate, and procedure/site/side, are paramount. The role also requires completing annual educational requirements and maintaining compliance with state, federal, and Joint Commission regulations.

Requirements

Current certification by ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists) 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.
Demonstrates basic computer skills and knowledge consistent with the needs of their department.
Knows the limitations of their license/certifications and does not practice outside these limitations.

Nice To Haves

Assists in the training of students, co-workers or other personnel.

Responsibilities

Perform all radiologic exams and other special/fluoroscopic procedures within the scope of license.
Ensure radiation safety by following the principle of ALARA.
Determine the most suitable anatomic position and shielding of patients.
Instruct and prepare patients for imaging examinations.
Review and process images for storage, ensuring proper views were obtained.
Administer appropriate contrast agents if required and document related activities.
Screen patients and know the proper procedure for contraindications.
Practice consistent patient safety measures.
Complete annual educational requirements.
Maintain regulatory requirements, including state, federal, and Joint Commission regulations.
Adhere to dress code and maintain a neat and clean appearance.
Maintain patient confidentiality at all times.
Represent the organization in a positive and professional manner.
Be willing to receive constructive feedback.
Complete work within designated time.
Attend and participate on hospital committees, as appropriate.
Wear required identification while on duty.
Assist in the training of students, co-workers, or other personnel.
Relay important information to other staff/shifts to maintain consistency in operations.
Understand how to utilize the grievance process to resolve concerns.
Demonstrate basic computer skills.
Maintain cleanliness of equipment and department.
Be responsible for the safe handling of equipment and maintaining safety for themselves.
Know the proper procedure for calling codes and the proper response for each code.
Know the proper procedure for reporting incidents involving the patient, visitor, or employee.
Know where to find SDS information when needed.
Be aware of hazards and hazardous materials and how to maintain a safe environment.