Radiologic Technologist

Hughston Clinic Orthopaedics•Nashville, TN

34d

About The Position

The Radiologic Technologist assists physicians and other staff members in caring for patients by producing high-quality radiographs. The role carries out radiology requisitions and required views, uses radiographic techniques and PACS, and assists other staff as needed. The technologist positions patients for imaging, follows established patient-care and safety procedures, stocks supplies, uses radiation protection and shielding materials, and helps train and supervise student technologists. The role also monitors equipment, reports malfunctions promptly to a supervisor, and imports and uploads outside CDs for the clinic. This PRN position is listed for Monday–Friday day shift and includes a $2,500 sign-on bonus. Employment requires six months of radiologic technologist experience, completion of ARRT-approved radiologic technology coursework, current ARRT certification and Tennessee licensure, and current BLS certification. A high school diploma or equivalent is also required.

Requirements

At least six months of experience as a radiologic technologist.
High school diploma or equivalent.
Completion of radiologic technology coursework approved by the ARRT.
Current ARRT certification and current Tennessee licensure.
Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification through the American Red Cross or American Heart Association.
Knowledge of radiographic technique and medical imaging systems.
Vast knowledge of musculoskeletal anatomy.
Ability to work independently and working knowledge of HIPAA requirements.
Valid driver’s license, satisfactory motor vehicle report (MVR), and proof of insurance for position onboarding; annual MVR is required by policy and procedure.
Background reports may be run as needed throughout employment.

Nice To Haves

Previous orthopaedic experience.

Responsibilities

Carry out radiology requisitions and views using radiographic technique and PACS, and assist other staff members as needed.
Memorize the specific views each physician requires for examinations.
Assist patients in getting into the positions required for radiographs, occasionally lifting patients.
Take X-rays in accordance with established patient-care and safety procedures.
Stock necessary supplies.
Use radiation protection and shielding materials.
Assist with and provide direct training and supervision to student technologists.
Ensure equipment is working properly and report malfunctions to a supervisor in a timely manner.
Import and upload outside CDs for the clinic.