Radiologic Technologist Day/Evening

ChristianaCare•Wilmington, DE

1d•Onsite

About The Position

ChristianaCare is a nonprofit health system dedicated to providing excellent, affordable, and valuable healthcare by partnering with patients and their families. The ChristianaCare Newark Campus Radiology Department is currently recruiting for a Full Time Flex Radiologic Technologist. This position involves rotating day/midnight shifts, working every 6th weekend, and every third holiday. The standard shift is 8:00am - 4:30pm, with a minimum of 1 evening shift call per week (4:30p - 11p), 1 weekend call every 6 weeks, and 1-2 Holidays per year. The role is based at Christiana Hospital in Newark, Delaware, a 1,007-bed, 1.3-million-square-foot modern facility that offers a level of care found in large-scale teaching hospitals, including Delaware's only Level-I Trauma center. Christiana Hospital has been nationally recognized in U.S. News & World Report's Best Regional Hospitals rankings.

Requirements

3 years’ experience as a staff technologist.
Completion of two-year program in Radiology Technology is required.
ARRT registered.
Delaware State License.

Responsibilities

Content level expert of radiographic equipment, knowledge, and proficiency in troubleshooting.
Content level expert of radiology supported computer and software systems.
Supports and assistance in clinical training of staff and students.
Assists and demonstrates complex knowledge and proficiency in the use of procedural radiographic specific equipment to include: Various onsite C-Arms Neuro, Trauma, Ortho, General, Urology, and Vascular Procedures Portable X-Ray Machines Intra-op, PACU, and HVIS use Vascular Hybrid Room Room operation and trouble shooting.
Operation of the contrast power injector.
Knowledge of different contrast mediums.
Procedural competence in performing: Endografts, Angiography, Cardiac, and Trauma Applications.
Spine and Pelvic Stealth Navigation Console The setup and integration with the O-Arm.
Recognition of all navigation instrumentation and their function.