Radiologic Technologist

CommonSpirit Health•Chandler, AZ

13d

About The Position

The Radiologic Technologist produces diagnostic images that help Radiologists diagnose and manage patient conditions. The role performs a variety of imaging examinations, including X-rays, ultrasound, diagnostic fluoroscopy, CT/CAT scans, and MRIs, while interacting directly with patients and contributing to a positive patient experience. The technologist applies knowledge of imaging workflows and patient positioning to capture accurate results that support timely diagnoses. The position uses radiation-safety practices for patients, coworkers, and self; performs order-entry and film sign-out tasks using computer systems; files and retrieves films and hangs or removes them from film viewers; and operates the teleradiology system. The technologist operates imaging equipment and performs procedures in the department, operating room, and on a mobile basis. The role also maintains clean, orderly work areas, keeps rooms stocked with necessary supplies and accessories, marks radiographs with the correct side and position, and ensures patient information is clearly visible.

Requirements

Graduate from an approved Radiological Technology Program.
Arizona Medical Radiographer credential.
American Heart Association Basic Life Support (CPR).
Registered Technologist in Radiography (ARRT).

Responsibilities

Perform imaging examinations, including X-rays, ultrasound, diagnostic fluoroscopy, CT/CAT scans, and MRIs.
Position patients and capture precise diagnostic images.
Use available devices and follow radiation-safety practices to protect patients, self, and others.
Perform order entry and film sign-out using the computer system.
File and retrieve films and hang or remove films from film viewers.
Operate the teleradiology system competently.
Operate equipment and perform procedures in the department, operating room, and on a mobile basis.
Maintain clean and orderly work areas and ensure rooms are stocked with necessary supplies and accessories.
Mark radiographs with the correct side and position and ensure patient information is clearly visible.
Interact directly with patients and contribute to a positive patient experience.