Per Diem Radiologic Technologist

Pioneer Health MSO LLC•Longmeadow, MA

3d•$40 - $45•Onsite

About The Position

The Radiologic Technologist works under general supervision and supports providers, nurses, clinical assistants, patient service representatives, clinic management, and the practice administrator/RN in delivering medical care. The role includes direct patient interaction and a range of clinic activities, such as greeting patients, telephone coverage, visit registration, responding to patient inquiries, collecting patient information, and operating diagnostic radiographic equipment. This per diem position covers sporadic open shifts and call-outs on weekdays and weekends at the Longmeadow and Wilbraham, Massachusetts locations, with an option to cover the Holden, Massachusetts location. The position performs radiographic examinations, prepares and operates radiologic equipment, evaluates image quality, and submits images to PACS for radiologist interpretation. It also supports patient privacy, infection control, radiation safety, and the maintenance of the radiology suite, equipment, supplies, and image archive.

Requirements

Valid state licensure through the Massachusetts Department of Radiation Control.
Registration with ARRT.
High school diploma or equivalent.
Prior relevant experience in a similar or the same environment is preferred; 1–3 years preferred.
High standard of work ethic and impeccable patient care.
Positive attitude and dependability.
Ability to stay focused under pressure and multitask.
Ability to work independently and as part of a small group.
Strong organizational and time-management skills.
Technological proficiency with an EMR and Practice Management application.
Knowledge of medical terminology.

Nice To Haves

Prior relevant experience in a similar or the same environment; 1–3 years preferred.

Responsibilities

Greet and treat patients, visitors, and coworkers courteously and discreetly, providing exemplary customer service.
Communicate in a courteous, professional, cooperative, and mature manner.
Enter confidential personal health and financial information accurately into a computerized system.
Apply infection-control policies and follow Universal Precautions.
Comply with federal and local laws concerning patient privacy and confidentiality.
Recognize and respond appropriately to emergency situations.
Perform radiographic examinations of specified body areas as ordered and according to established protocols.
Apply radiation-protection principles for oneself and others, comply with ALARA and radiation-safety regulations, and use shielding where appropriate.
Prepare and adjust equipment and determine proper positioning and technical factors to obtain quality diagnostic radiographs.
Evaluate images for technical quality and send them to PACS for radiologist interpretation.
Keep the radiology suite orderly and clean in accordance with disinfectant policies.
Regularly check radiologic equipment, supplies, and accessories and maintain adequate inventory.
Assist with the film library through the PACS archive and related functions.
Support clinic operations as needed, including greeting patients, telephone coverage, visit registration, directing patients with inquiries, and collecting patient information.