Radiology Technologist- Limited (CRMH)- evenings

Carilion Clinic•Roanoke, VA

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The Limited Radiology Technologist performs x-rays in a diagnostic setting according to established radiologic and regulatory requirements, ensuring patient and staff safety. The role also supports clinic operations, including clinical and clerical work, as directed and according to training, education, and competency. The schedule is Monday through Friday, 4 p.m. to midnight, with rotating call and holidays. The technologist performs x-rays for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes within the licensed scope of practice and as directed by a provider. The role uses digital radiography (DR), PACS, and electronic medical records; prepares and positions patients; verifies identification and orders; explains procedures; observes patients during exams; and responds appropriately to discomfort or distress. The technologist also maintains equipment, performs quality control checks and audits, reports malfunctions, keeps activity records, and maintains a clean, stocked work area. Additional duties may include venipuncture, cardiac monitoring for imaging, and occasional travel to nearby centers for training or coverage. The technologist maintains competency through continuing education, annual in-services, and annual competencies, and follows radiation protection procedures and the ALARA principle.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Graduation from an accredited school or program of Radiological Sciences - Limited.
Limited Medical Radiology Technician license in the State of Virginia, required.
AHA BLS-HCP certification, required.
Effective interpersonal, communication, and teamwork skills.
Knowledge of medical terminology and electronic medical records.

Responsibilities

Perform x-rays for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes within the licensed scope of practice and as directed by a provider.
Operate specialized imaging equipment, including digital radiography (DR) and PACS.
Ensure imaging equipment is in good working order and complies with applicable laws and regulations; report concerns or malfunctions and submit appropriate work orders.
Perform quality control checks and audits on radiologic equipment.
Maintain records and logs of activities, including x-rays sent to other facilities.
Keep the work area neat, clean, and well stocked.
Prepare patients for imaging by confirming identification and orders, explaining procedures, and answering questions.
Position patients and adjust equipment to acquire quality images of the requested body area.
Observe patients during exams for discomfort or distress and take appropriate action.
Use the electronic medical record to access patient orders and enter appropriate data.
Respond to providers’ questions regarding exams.
Maintain competency through continuing education, annual in-services, and annual competencies.
May perform venipuncture and cardiac monitoring for imaging.
Follow radiation protection processes and the ALARA principle.
May travel occasionally to nearby centers for training or work coverage.
Support clinic operations with clinical and clerical tasks as directed and within training, education, and competency.