Radiologic Technologist Non Certified

Direct Orthopedic Care•Carrollton, TX

6h•$20 - $24

About The Position

The Radiologic Technologist (Non Certified Technician) reports to the Practice Manager and provides x-rays at the provider’s direction, along with clinical support and attentive care for guests. The role supports guest safety, comfort, communication, and an efficient care experience.

Requirements

A Limited Medical Radiology Technician (LMRT) or Non-Registered Technician (NCT) license is required.
Proficiency in computer skills.
Ability to lift up to 50 lbs.
Active listening skills.
Ability to work as part of a team.
Flexibility and adaptability.

Responsibilities

Take initial x-rays according to DOC protocol and follow-up x-rays at the provider’s discretion.
Welcome guests courteously and professionally, and support hospitality efforts.
Follow protocols to reduce guest anxiety, explain treatment, and ensure questions are answered before guests depart.
Support guest flow by rooming guests, taking vitals, setting up injections, obtaining prior authorizations for injections, managing inventory and ordering supplies, educating guests, and applying DME.
Apply safety techniques, register guests in PACS, and transport guests between rooms.
Check in guests, collect demographic information and copays, and verify insurance coverage.
Maintain patient confidentiality and secure PHI, ensuring ongoing compliance with HIPAA.
Notify providers and team members of guest arrivals, monitor delays, and communicate continuously to facilitate guest flow.
Minimize radiation exposure to guests and team members by using radiation-protection techniques and following DOC protocols.
Input CPT codes in the EMR.
Maintain radiology equipment by completing preventative maintenance, following manufacturer instructions, troubleshooting malfunctions, scheduling repairs, and maintaining equipment inventory and service history.
Assist providers with guest care by documenting care in EMR and PAC technology.
Maintain compliance with federal, state, and local legal requirements by staying informed about legislation and enforcing applicable requirements.
Maintain and develop professional and technical knowledge.