Radiology Surgical Technologist 2 - Surgical Services

Tampa General Hospital•Tampa, FL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Surgical Radiology Technologist 2 is a skilled imaging professional responsible for independently performing high-quality diagnostic imaging procedures in an OR setting. Requires a comprehensive understanding of regulatory standards and a deep commitment to patient-focused care. Demonstrates clinical acumen, executes sophisticated imaging procedures and serves as a mentor for less experienced team members. Participation in activities to ensure compliance with surgical and radiation standards is essential. Adept to diverse surgical and clinical settings, exercising a high degree of autonomy and maintaining effective communication with the surgical team. Responsible for performing job duties in accordance with mission, vision and values of Tampa General Hospital.

Requirements

Technical Program Radiology Technologist Or Associate’s Degree Radiography
Radiology Technologist (License/Registration)
Basic Life Support (BLS) from American Heart Association or American Red Cross
Registered Radiography Technologist by American Association of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT)
Two (2) years of Surgical Radiology experience
Proficient understanding of anatomy, physiology and pathology relevant to imaging.
Proficient understanding of maintaining the sterile environment.
Proficient in the use of PACS, EMR and performing basic troubleshooting or QC testing.
Expertise in positioning patients for high-quality diagnostic exams in an OR setting.
In-depth knowledge of Urology cases.
In-depth knowledge of orthopedic cases, such as intramedullary nailing of the humerus, tibia and SI joint fusions.
In-depth understanding of radiation dose optimization and protective measures for patients and staff.
Application of ALARA principles and correct use of protective measures.
Demonstrates independent proficiency in C-arm setup and operation.
Intraoperative imaging for posterior cervical fusion cases.
Intraoperative imaging for multi-level anterior cervical discectomy and fusion cases.
Intraoperative imaging for 2-level lumbar transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion cases.
Fluoroscopic guidance during advanced vascular procedures that include Thrombectomy, TransCarotid Artery Revascularization (TCAR) and aortic dissection repair.
Skilled in identifying and resolving technical and procedural issues.
Ability to collaborate closely with surgeons to ensure precise visualization and accurate instrumentation placement.
Ability to perform unassisted portable imaging within OR environment.
Ability to independently evaluate image quality, identify artifacts and make necessary adjustments.
Ability to maintain efficient workflow for patient schedule and throughput.
Ability to perform duties with minimal supervision and make sound clinical decisions based on protocols.
Flexibility to learn new techniques, adapt to updated protocols and respond to patient needs.

Responsibilities

Independently performs high-quality imaging in a surgical setting.
Prepares exam rooms and equipment for procedures.
Ensures proper image labeling and documentation.
Participates in quality assurance and safety programs.
Maintains equipment cleanliness and readiness.
Troubleshoots technical and equipment issues and coordinates with service vendors.
Presents a professional, welcoming, supportive and calm demeanor during all aspects of interactions while following TGH principles.
Mentors and trains Surgical Radiology Technologist 1 staff or students as needed.
Recognizes when to escalate cases or request assistance to maintain patient safety and workflow efficiency.
Demonstrates the ability to seamlessly transition between service lines (orthopedic, vascular, neurology, general surgery) to meet case demands and workflow needs.
Develops an understanding of individual surgeon imaging preferences.
Ensures optimal image quality to support physician decision-making in critical, time-sensitive procedures.
Other duties as assigned.