Radiological Technologist and Ultrasound Technician

Kearney County Health Services•Minden, NE

7d•Onsite

About The Position

Performs multiple imaging modalities, including X-ray, CT, DEXA, and C-arm fluoroscopy, in addition to ultrasound/sonography examinations. The role involves general imaging practices, radiation safety, and quality control. The technologist will adjust imaging equipment, position patients, review exams, and report results. Specific duties include performing diagnostic X-ray examinations, CT scans with contrast media, ultrasound procedures on adult and pediatric patients, and bone density scans (DEXA). The role also requires operating a C-arm during various surgical procedures.

Requirements

Licensed in the State of Nebraska as a Medical Radiographer
ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologist) certification
Basic Life Support (BLS)
Ability to work cooperatively and communicate effectively to maintain good working relationships with staff, healthcare providers, and patients
Must be capable of communicating clearly (reading, writing and speaking) in the English Language
Must be comfortable and proficient operating and documenting within an EMR, extracting chart exam information, submitting charges, and utilizing communication systems
Must be capable of reading and comprehending complex healthcare laws and regulations
Must take On Call rotation at minimum one weekday and weekend rotations (every 5-6 weekends).
Must have the ability to report on site within 30 minutes for Call Backs, preferably sooner.

Nice To Haves

Prior ultrasound education or certification preferred
ARDMS registered (preferred)
Must be registered with ARRT and State of Nebraska Licensed and successfully completed an accredited educational program related to CT or provide/perform documented training of CT proficiency.
Successful completion of an accredited educational program related to Ultrasound and be ARDMS registered or provide/perform documented training of competency of Ultrasound exams

Responsibilities

Performs multiple imaging modalities, including X-ray, CT, DEXA, and C-arm fluoroscopy.
Performs ultrasound/sonography examinations.
Practices radiation safety and ALARA.
Adjusts imaging equipment settings; determines proper voltage and exposure; positions patients properly.
Performs Quality Control / Quality Assurance.
Reviews exams and reports results to ordering providers.
Performs diagnostic exams that utilize ionizing radiation.
Performs examinations using Computerized Tomography and utilizing contrast media.
Performs US procedures on adult and pediatric patients for the purpose of diagnosis and/or treatment of anatomic and physiological disorders.
Performs procedures relating to Abdomen, Limited 1st trimester OB and GYN, Breast, Small Parts, and MSK.
Measures bone mineral density at a specific anatomical site and calculates total body bone mineral content.
Operates C-arm during orthopedic cases, pain management procedures, or general surgical procedures as needed.