Radiology Technologist III

Trinity Health•Stafford, CT

11d

About The Position

Under the direction of a board-certified radiologist. Performs Mammography, CT and radiographic procedures of various complexities on infant, child, adolescent, adult, and later adult patients, ensuring the product of quality images of all appropriate anatomical structures for interpretation by the responsible radiologist. What you will do Radiologic Technologist 3 (Mammography, Computed Tomography (CT), and X-Ray) is a highly skilled professional who uses mammography, computed tomography, and radiographic equipment to produce images of the human anatomy which aid radiologists in diagnosing a wide variety of diseases and disorders. A Rad Tech 3 provides screening and diagnostic mammograms and other mammographic procedures to a variety of patients in an outpatient facility. A Rad Tech 3 is also able to perform radiographic procedures of various complexities on infant, child, adolescent, adult and later adult patients, ensuring the product of quality images of all appropriate anatomical structures for interpretation by the responsible radiologist. Provides diagnostic CT procedures to a variety of patients in the emergency unit, surgical unit, and critical care and inpatient units and will assist interventional radiology when needed.

Requirements

Graduate of a recognized program in Radiologic Technology.
Radiographer.
ARRT: Registered CT, Mammography and Radiologic Technologist.
BLS.

Nice To Haves

Associates Degree preferred.

Responsibilities

Performs Mammography, CT and radiographic procedures of various complexities on infant, child, adolescent, adult, and later adult patients
Ensuring the product of quality images of all appropriate anatomical structures for interpretation by the responsible radiologist
Provides screening and diagnostic mammograms and other mammographic procedures to a variety of patients in an outpatient facility.
Provides diagnostic CT procedures to a variety of patients in the emergency unit, surgical unit, and critical care and inpatient units and will assist interventional radiology when needed.