Radiology Technologist - Surgery

FroedtertSouth•Pleasant Prairie, WI

4d•$40

About The Position

Summary Radiology Technician Surgery Responsibilities: Independently perform standard radiographic procedures in all settings. Provide specialized mobile imaging in the operating room, emergencies, and inpatient settings. Ensure high-quality intraoperative and bedside imaging. Assists with departmental coverage at one or more satellite facilities; weekend; holiday and on-call coverage as required. Independently handle, operate, and troubleshoot all equipment, including setup for C-Arm daily and case-specific use. Perform C-Arm imaging while maintaining sterile technique and assisting with patient positioning. Execute standard, emergent and portable exams across all settings, prioritizing imaging needs efficiently. Maintain accurate imaging study documentation within electronic medical records and department-specific systems for timely and organized recordkeeping. Collaborate with department teams to facilitate smooth procedural workflows. Provide verbal and written instructions to patients and families on procedures as needed. Ensures patients' safety and comfort during and after the exam. Mentor students, participate in staff orientation, and assist in ongoing training and competency evaluations. Contribute to quality assurance by auditing images, upholding imaging standards, and collaborating on protocol development. Notify leadership and coordinate with vendors and biomedical teams to resolve technical issues and maintain equipment functionality Adhere to radiation safety protocols and adapt to procedural changes while maintaining a high level of professionalism and patient care. Radiology Technician Surgery Requirements: Associate degree: Radiologic Technology or graduate of an accredited certification program in Radiologic Technology One year of radiologic technologist experience (preferred) Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology program Licensed Radiographer in the State of Wisconsin. American Registry of Radiologic Technologist (A.R.R.T) registered. Current BLS and/or CPR certification from the American Heart Association or American Red Cross or the ability to obtain certification within 6 weeks of hire. Salary Range: Up to $39.50/hr (based on experience) Night and evening shift differential Benefits: Medical, dental and vision benefits available 403(b) company match available Tuition reimbursement Employee discount program Competitive PTO

Requirements

Associate degree: Radiologic Technology or graduate of an accredited certification program in Radiologic Technology
Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology program
Licensed Radiographer in the State of Wisconsin.
American Registry of Radiologic Technologist (A.R.R.T) registered.
Current BLS and/or CPR certification from the American Heart Association or American Red Cross or the ability to obtain certification within 6 weeks of hire.

Nice To Haves

One year of radiologic technologist experience (preferred)

Responsibilities

Independently perform standard radiographic procedures in all settings.
Provide specialized mobile imaging in the operating room, emergencies, and inpatient settings.
Ensure high-quality intraoperative and bedside imaging.
Assists with departmental coverage at one or more satellite facilities; weekend; holiday and on-call coverage as required.
Independently handle, operate, and troubleshoot all equipment, including setup for C-Arm daily and case-specific use.
Perform C-Arm imaging while maintaining sterile technique and assisting with patient positioning.
Execute standard, emergent and portable exams across all settings, prioritizing imaging needs efficiently.
Maintain accurate imaging study documentation within electronic medical records and department-specific systems for timely and organized recordkeeping.
Collaborate with department teams to facilitate smooth procedural workflows.
Provide verbal and written instructions to patients and families on procedures as needed.
Ensures patients' safety and comfort during and after the exam.
Mentor students, participate in staff orientation, and assist in ongoing training and competency evaluations.
Contribute to quality assurance by auditing images, upholding imaging standards, and collaborating on protocol development.
Notify leadership and coordinate with vendors and biomedical teams to resolve technical issues and maintain equipment functionality
Adhere to radiation safety protocols and adapt to procedural changes while maintaining a high level of professionalism and patient care.