Radiology Technologist-Imaging Part Time Weekend Evenings

Northwestern Memorial Healthcare•Lake Forest, IL

4d•$30 - $44•Onsite

About The Position

Embark on a new chapter at Northwestern Medicine Lake Forest Hospital, where our commitment to community healthcare is reaching new heights with a groundbreaking expansion. This initiative will enhance our Emergency Department with expanded space and the most advanced Carestream imaging technology. We’re on the lookout for passionate Radiology Technologists to join our team and help us deliver exceptional patient care. As a Magnet® designated hospital, honored with Magnet with Distinction®, we uphold the highest standards of nursing excellence. Enjoy free parking and easy access to amenities, including Starbucks and picturesque walking paths, all while making a vital difference in the lives of our patients. Want to learn more about our hospital expansion? Click the link below to follow along about exciting project updates! Northwestern Medicine Lake Forest Hospital Campus Development This is a part time position at 20 hours per week located at Lake Forest Hospital. The schedule for this role is 2-10 hour shifts every Saturday and Sunday. Holiday and on call rotation required. The Radiology Tech reflects the mission, vision, and values of NM, adheres to the organization’s Code of Ethics and Corporate Compliance Program, and complies with all relevant policies, procedures, guidelines and all other regulatory and accreditation standards.

Requirements

ARRT, IEMA
2 to 3 years of undergraduate education or equivalent
Must demonstrate thorough working knowledge of the practices in a specialized field.
One year or less of related work experience required, demonstrating familiarity with routines and procedures customary to the position.
Physical demands required for this role include lift/carry up to 50 pounds and a push/pull force up to 50 pounds

Responsibilities

Ensures all exams are ordered correctly in HIS/RIS, charged and tracked accurately.
Positions and immobilizes patient on examining table.
Enters data such as anatomical area to be radiographed and selects proper technique.
Communicates with patient before procedure to obtain history, explain risks and what can be expected; communicates during procedure to monitor safety, and comfort.
Views images on video display screen to ensure quality of pictures; produces radiographs.
Obtains "wet reading" from radiologist.
Assists in the reception area.
Burns cd's and produces film copies when requested.
Maintains and cleans work area and equipment.
Receives and reviews orders, prioritizes urgent exams.
Replenishes supplies and stocks rooms as needed.