Radiology Technologist-Nights

Grant Regional Health Center•Lancaster, WI

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Radiology Technologist is responsible for understanding and performing various diagnostic imaging services offered at Grant Regional, including general radiology, bone density, ultrasound, mammography, nuclear medicine, CT, MRI, and fluoroscopy. This role involves operating radiographic equipment, ensuring patient and staff safety through radiation protection techniques, and maintaining a positive patient experience.

Requirements

ARRT registered or registry eligible.
Licensed Radiographer by the State of Wisconsin.
Knowledge of general radiography and fluoroscopy required.
Must be willing to cross-train in a minimum of Computed Tomography.

Nice To Haves

Multimodality experience desired, but not necessary.

Responsibilities

Operate radiographic equipment to produce quality radiographs of the body for diagnostic purposes, as directed by a Radiologist.
Practice radiation protection techniques, using beam restrictive devices, patient shielding skills, and knowledge of applicable exposure factors to minimize radiation exposure to patients and staff.
Operate mobile radiographic equipment in the operating room, emergency room, or at the patient's bedside.
Maintain a positive and professional atmosphere for patients.
Transfer and properly position patients for examinations, providing immobilization and protection in accordance with prescribed safety standards.
Select and operate equipment, choosing appropriate technical factors on an individual patient basis.
Use film markers correctly and consistently.
Assist physicians in performing examinations and provide first aid as necessary.
Practice sterile techniques and prevent cross-contamination; maintain orderliness and cleanliness.
Secure and return supplies and maintain room stock.
Report equipment failure to the supervisor using proper forms and maintaining appropriate records.
Perform and obtain complete patient history, proper documentation, and consents.
Purge and digitize film following required guidelines.
Complete image release processes appropriately.
Assist in scheduling exams and procedures.
Perform delegated areas of authority in routine or special procedures.
May be designated as acting supervisor in the absence of the supervisor or senior technologist.