RADIOLOGY TECHNOLOGIST (RAD TECH)

UHS•Wellington, FL

9d•Onsite

About The Position

Wellington Regional Medical Center is seeking a full-time Radiology Technologist (Rad Tech) to join their team. This position offers full benefits and a convenient schedule. Wellington Regional Medical Center is a 235-bed acute care hospital located in Wellington, Florida, dedicated to providing high-quality healthcare services to the residents of Palm Beach County since 1986. As an accredited community hospital, it focuses on advanced technologies and expanding services to meet community needs. The hospital promotes an environment of compassion, teamwork, innovation, and professional growth, guided by core standards of service excellence. Safety is a paramount value, with a commitment to zero preventable harm and fostering a supportive environment for team members. The organization is part of Universal Health Services (UHS), a large healthcare management organization.

Requirements

Current State of Florida license
Current ARRT registry in Radiology
AHA Healthcare provider BLS
Proficiency computer skills
English verbal and written fluency

Responsibilities

Under the direct supervision of the Radiologist and the Department Manager, the technologist delivers radiographic imaging to patients of all age groups.
Utilizes equipment and technique to assist in diagnosis or treatment, including general radiographic procedures, mobile radiographs, and operation of mobile fluoroscopy units during surgical and/or invasive procedures.
Performs diagnostic imaging and related procedures to demonstrate anatomy and/or obtain specimens for interpretation by a licensed practitioner.
Applies appropriate patient care and recognizes patient conditions essential for successful completion of the procedure.
Must be available for “on-call” duties and prepared to arrive at the facility within thirty minutes of notification.
Capable of and willing to cross-train and float into other areas to meet facility needs.
Capable and willing to assist in the cross-training and orientation of others into the department.
Recognizes the signs and symptoms of stroke and calls a stroke alert overhead.
Verbalizes stroke alert process.
Maintains currency in stroke knowledge by completing the annual 1-hour online training.