Radiology Technologist

Cleveland Clinic•Stuart, FL

20h•Onsite

About The Position

This position is eligible for a sign-on bonus of up to $5,000. Join Cleveland Clinic’s Martin South Hospital where research and surgery are advanced, technology is leading-edge, patient care is world class and caregivers are family. This 100-bed hospital serves the communities in and around Martin County. Here, you will work alongside passionate physicians, nurses and other caregivers in a family-oriented, supportive environment. Radiology Technologists use x-ray equipment to obtain images of the body interpreted by a Radiologist and are responsible for preparing patients for the exam, moving and instructing the patient into the proper position, correctly operating the equipment, and obtaining a high-quality image while minimizing radiation dose to the patient. Radiology Technologists may go on to specialize in more specific imaging techniques such as bone densitometry, cardiovascular-interventional radiography, computer tomography, mammography, magnetic resonance imaging and nuclear medicine. A caregiver in this position works between the hours of 7:00am and 11:00pm (could be 3-12 hour shifts with some weeks being 4-10 hour shifts). Rotating weekends and holidays are required. Schedules are provided a month in advance.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited Radiology program
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification through the American Heart Association (AHA) or American Red Cross
American Registry of Radiologic Technology (ARRT) (R)
Florida licensed as a General Radiographer (RAD)
Knowledge of federal and state regulatories

Nice To Haves

Two years of experience as an Imaging Technologist in an acute care imaging setting

Responsibilities

Perform a variety of technical procedures applying ionizing radiation to detect pathology. Procedures may include routine radiology examinations, motion-free exams, portable/bedside examinations, fluoroscopy and invasive exams, OR and ED procedures and bone density procedures (DEXA).
Regulate and operate equipment.
Review prep information with patients, explain the procedure and obtain written consent.
Document pertinent clinical patient information, such as medical history and allergies.
Obtain written consent for all invasive and contrast procedures from the patient, parent or legal guardian prior to the exam.
Demonstrate a calm and understanding approach to ease any fear or anxiety.
Transport patients to and from the department/their room and contact nurses about patients who are connected to devices or monitors.
Interact, communicate and collaborate with nursing caregivers to obtain signed consent forms, assist with exams and prep and determine the length of time the patient will be in the department.
Check written orders from physicians before the procedure and document in the chart after the procedure.
Report any equipment problems, safety issues or patient complaints.