Radiology Technologist Limited or Full Scope

Intermountain Health•Denver, CO

1d•$21 - $31•Onsite

About The Position

The Radiology Technologist performs imaging exams for which they meet the Core Exam Specifications and which are permitted by their Limited Scope Radiographer license. Competency must be demonstrated through successful completion of a skills test or competency review. The role supports the clinical team by providing patient-focused imaging care and producing quality images while ensuring patient and staff safety. The position is full-time, scheduled Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., for 40 hours per week. The listed location is the Denver Sports Medicine Clinic in Denver, Colorado.

Requirements

For the Limited Scope role: licensure as a Practical Radiologic Technologist/Limited Scope Operator in the state of practice, or ARRT Board Registry eligibility consistent with state requirements.
For the Limited Scope role: Basic Life Support (BLS) certification for healthcare providers.
For the Limited Scope role: competency in at least one of the following areas: Chest, Extremities, Spine, Skull, Podiatry, or Bone Densitometry (DEXA).
For Radiology Technologist I: ARRT(R) certification, a radiologic technologist license in the state of practice if applicable, and BLS certification for healthcare providers.
For Radiology Technologist II: demonstrated experience in a variety of diagnostic areas, including acute care; current acute-care work performing a variety of diagnostic exams, including fluoroscopy (fixed and/or C-arm) and mobile imaging; ARRT(R) certification; a state radiologic technologist license if applicable; and BLS certification for healthcare providers.
Demonstrate competency in the applicable imaging areas through successful completion of skills testing or competency review.
May be required to complete the Medical Assistant Competency Checklist and perform Medical Assistant functions in a clinic or InstaCare setting.
Physical ability to see and read information, labels, and signs; communicate verbally and hear and understand information, alarms, needs, and issues; manipulate delicate equipment; use a computer and type; lift, bend, and transfer patients; walk and assist with patient transport; push and pull gurneys and portable equipment; and potentially stand stationary for extended periods.

Nice To Haves

One year of experience in an ambulatory outpatient clinic environment (Limited Scope).
One to two years of radiology experience (Radiology Technologist I).
IV competency (Radiology Technologist I and II).
Previous leadership experience (Radiology Technologist II).
Three to five years of demonstrated experience as a Radiology Technologist (Radiology Technologist II).

Responsibilities

Verify patient identity and orders, and prepare patients for exams.
Attend to patients’ needs, explain procedures to patients and families, and address concerns to facilitate cooperation and reduce anxiety.
Perform radiologic exams that produce quality images while ensuring patient and staff safety.
Follow proper protocols, position patients correctly, use equipment effectively, and adhere to radiation protection guidelines.
Recognize emergency patient situations and respond promptly and appropriately.
Complete required documentation accurately and thoroughly, including timestamps and image storage.
Coordinate patient care and communicate relevant information to other care providers after procedures.
Maintain a clean, neat, and safe environment and store supplies and equipment in an organized, efficient manner.
Pursue education and career development, especially related to new procedures and equipment.