Radiologic Technologist, Mary and Elizabeth Hospital, PRN

UofL Health•Elizabeth, NJ

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Radiologic Technologist performs radiographic examinations according to protocols established by the medical director, maintaining accuracy in patient positioning and exposure technique. The role requires knowledge and application of radiation protection and safety practices, preparation for and assistance with intricate radiographic examinations, and preparation and administration of contrast media in accordance with hospital policies, procedures, and applicable state and federal regulations. The technologist gathers relevant examination information, verifies patient identity and orders, assesses patients and develops plans for completing procedures, and provides pre- and post-examination education. The role produces images in the Diagnostic Imaging Department and in bedside, emergency, and surgical settings, ensuring examinations are complete and ready for physician interpretation. The technologist also supports department quality improvement, participates in meetings and in-services, helps instruct Radiologic Technology students, and maintains required credentials and proficiency with relevant equipment and information systems. Employees are expected to follow organizational policies and safety standards, protect confidential information, work collaboratively, provide excellent customer service, and demonstrate UofL Health’s values of honesty, integrity, and compassion. This is a PRN position at Mary and Elizabeth Hospital in Louisville, Kentucky, with a rotating shift.

Requirements

Graduate of a JRC-approved Radiologic Technology program.
ARRT certification required within three months of hire.
Valid KBMIRT temporary license required before the start date.
BLS certification required.
Effective verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to analyze data, work with confidential information, manage resources, and evaluate performance of others.
Basic computer knowledge.

Nice To Haves

One year of experience as a general radiographer is preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

Perform radiographic examinations according to established protocols, maintaining accuracy in positioning and exposure technique.
Gather relevant examination information, verify patient identity and orders, and assess patients to develop an action plan for procedures.
Provide patient education before and after examinations as appropriate.
Produce images in the Diagnostic Imaging Department and at patients’ bedsides, in the emergency department, and in surgery.
Apply radiation safety practices, including use of lead shields, collimation, and determining pregnancy status for women of childbearing years.
Prepare for and assist physicians with intricate radiographic examinations.
Prepare and administer contrast media in accordance with hospital policy and applicable regulations.
Ensure examinations are completed and ready for physician interpretation.
Attend and participate in department staff meetings and in-services.
Maintain proficiency with hospital and radiology equipment and information systems used in the role.
Instruct Radiologic Technology students in positioning, technique, and film critique.
Contribute to departmental quality improvement programs and present a positive image of the hospital and department.
Maintain appropriate credentials and certifications and ensure current documentation is on file.
Follow company policies, procedures, standards of conduct, HIPAA privacy and security requirements, and safety standards.
Work collaboratively and provide effective customer service to patients, physicians, staff, visitors, and the broader health care community.
Perform other duties as assigned.