Radiology Assistant MRMC - Cat Scan - Per Diem

UMass Memorial Health•Milford, MA

3d•$15 - $24

About The Position

The Radiology Assistant is an integral member of the Radiology department and assists internal and external customers, including patients, technologists, radiologists, nurses, and physicians. The role performs clerical and non-technical duties, including positioning, lifting, and transferring patients and providing related patient care. The position is per diem and is assigned to Cat Scan at MRMC, with scheduled hours of 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. on Fridays, Saturdays, and no more than every third holiday.

Requirements

Knowledge of basic office and patient care procedures, medical terminology, and communication skills acquired through at least 3 months of related experience.
Ability to use personal computers and data terminals to record, verify, and retrieve standard information.
BLS certification; if not certified at hire, certification must be obtained within 30 days.
Strong interpersonal and communication skills to build collaborative relationships within the department and across the organization and provide exceptional patient service.

Nice To Haves

High school education with additional specialized courses, such as medical terminology, computer training, or medical assisting.

Responsibilities

Coordinate patient flow, prepare patients for exams, and relay relevant information from patients or caregivers to appropriate resources.
Monitor and observe the inpatient holding area, attend to patients’ needs, and help minimize wait times.
Use computer-based systems to verify patient information, print daily schedules, and check exam and visit status to support efficient, prompt patient care.
Answer phone calls and assist with scheduling exams.
Prepare rooms with appropriate equipment and supplies; when needed, assist technologists with procedure-table preparation using sterile technique.
Assist with disassembling and cleaning patient equipment after procedures.
Assist technologists on portable x-ray rounds, including C-Arms, by positioning equipment and patients as directed.
Respond sensitively to patients’ needs and concerns, assist patients to the bathroom or with bed pans as required, and help patients get comfortable.