Radiology Technologist

Franciscan Alliance, Inc.•Greenwood, IN

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Radiology Technologist of Franciscan Health Ambulatory Services performs diagnostic imaging examinations, conducts preliminary image analysis, and collaborates with doctors and other healthcare professionals to interpret images. The position also supports clinic functions aimed at improving community health through disease prevention and health promotion. The role includes assisting with clinic operations and patient care, including rooming patients, taking vital signs and weights, wound photography, finger-stick blood testing, applying dressings, and taking calf measurements. It provides direct patient care through assessments, procedure assistance, care planning, and appropriate treatment, rehabilitation, and reconditioning. The technologist also completes and documents pulmonary function tests, DOT and non-DOT drug screens, blood and urine specimen collection, and laboratory work; registers patients in the electronic medical record; and assesses and triages walk-in patients for urgent warning signs. The position is based at 747 E County Line Rd, Greenwood, Indiana. The schedule is eight-hour shifts Monday through Friday, within operating hours of 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. There are no weekends or holidays, and travel is never or rarely required.

Requirements

Associate's degree in Radiology.
Radiography (ARRT-R) certification from the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT).
Radiology Technologist License (RADTECH) from the state licensing board.
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from the American Heart Association, as designated by the department.

Responsibilities

Perform diagnostic imaging examinations and conduct preliminary analysis of images.
Collaborate with doctors and other healthcare professionals to interpret images.
Assist with clinic operations and patient care, including rooming patients, taking vital signs and weights, wound photography, finger-stick blood testing, applying dressings, and taking calf measurements.
Provide direct patient care, including conducting assessments, assisting with procedures, rooming patients, defining plans of care, and providing appropriate treatment, rehabilitation, and reconditioning.
Treat injuries using appropriate modalities within the scope of athletic training certification and the state practice act.
Complete and document pulmonary function tests, DOT and non-DOT drug screens, blood and urine specimens, and laboratory work.
Greet and register patients in the electronic medical record and collect information needed to validate identity and bill for services.
Assess and triage walk-in patients for signs of heart attack, stroke, active bleeding, and other urgent conditions.
Support clinic functions focused on disease prevention, health promotion, and community wellness.