Radiologic Technologist

Fountain Life•Naples, FL

19d•$50 - $50

About The Position

The Radiologic Technologist reports to the Corporate Director of Radiology, with a dotted-line relationship to the Medical Director and Center Director. Under physician clinical direction, the technologist performs diagnostic imaging procedures at a technical level without requiring constant supervision, using independent judgment, ingenuity, and initiative. The role includes responsibility for designated areas or procedures and may offer cross-training in CT, DEXA, and MRI. The technologist provides attentive, friendly service and helps members feel safe, empowered, informed, and comfortable throughout their care. The position involves operating diagnostic imaging equipment, preparing and positioning patients, supporting quality control, maintaining records and a safe work area, and collaborating with members of the medical team. Fountain Life describes itself as a healthcare practice led by Dr. Robert Hariri, Tony Robbins, and Dr. Peter Diamandis. Employees receive Fountain Health Insurance, which enables use of many of the organization’s proactive health features.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology Program or an equivalent hospital-based program.
Current ARRT certification.
State of Florida license with IV injection permission.
BLS certification.
Detail-oriented, compassionate approach to care, with a focus on member comfort.
Ability to collaborate effectively with the medical team regarding member status and delivery of high-quality care.

Nice To Haves

ARRT certification eligibility in MRI, CT, and/or Bone Densitometry.
Cardiac CTA experience is helpful.
Opportunity to cross-train in CT, DEXA, and MRI.

Responsibilities

Address members, staff, and visitors in a friendly, courteous, and professional manner.
Provide personal protective equipment in accordance with safety standards and Fountain Life and CDC policies, procedures, and protocols.
Assist with quality-control duties and assignments as required.
Operate CT, DEXA, and diagnostic X-ray equipment in accordance with organizational policy.
Prepare and position patients for CT, DEXA, and radiographic procedures while ensuring modesty, confidentiality, and privacy.
Prepare IV solution sets and contrast agents for administration as ordered.
Perform tasks associated with operating high-field-strength magnets and related equipment to produce specialized radiographic images.
Explain preparation requirements to patients before procedures and obtain the patient’s signature and technologist’s initials on the history form.
Maintain a constructive working rapport with members, personnel, and providers to support organizational objectives and meet their needs.
Protect patients’ rights to fair and equitable treatment, self-determination, individuality, privacy, and civil rights.
Contribute to a warm, personally attentive, and positive atmosphere throughout the organization.
Immediately report unsafe or hazardous conditions and defective equipment to a supervisor.
Keep assigned work areas neat, safe, clean, and orderly.
Assist with training new employees as needed.
Handle stressful and emergency situations calmly and rationally.
Set priorities and maintain a clean, organized work area.
Maintain and compile records and reports as necessary.