Radiology Technologist - Bemidji Clinics - FT

Sanford Health•Bemidji, MN

1d•$30 - $42

About The Position

Sanford Health is seeking a Radiology Technologist to perform diagnostic imaging examinations and produce quality images for clinical use. The technologist operates imaging equipment according to patient cases, provider requests, technical factors, and applicable guidelines. The role includes patient positioning, radiation safety and protection, patient care and education, and use of the electronic medical record (EMR). Responsibilities may expand based on facility needs and may include on-call coverage, mobile imaging, EKGs, cardiac monitor placement, DEXA procedures, occupational health testing, and administrative or clinical support.

Requirements

Completion of an educational program accepted by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT).
Working knowledge of diagnostic radiographic principles, including radiographic positioning, film/image processing, quality control, and radiation protection.
Registration with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT).
Where applicable, North Dakota licensure with the North Dakota Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Board (NDMIRT) is required for medical imaging or radiation therapy procedures.
In South Dakota, candidates must obtain ARRT certification within 60 days of hire.
In Iowa, technologists must have a permit to practice through the Iowa Department of Public Health.
At some clinic locations, CNA certification may be required within the first eight weeks of hire.
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification within six weeks of employment and recertification as necessary.
A driver's license may be required, depending on the department.

Responsibilities

Perform diagnostic radiology procedures and basic diagnostic radiology tasks, following general radiology protocols.
Position patients accurately and conduct imaging according to provider requests and relevant technical factors.
Operate imaging equipment and ensure images are satisfactory for clinical purposes.
Apply radiation safety guidelines and radiation protection practices during imaging.
Provide patient care and education before, during, and after diagnostic imaging procedures.
Use the electronic medical record (EMR) system.
Perform additional duties as assigned.
At facilities where needed, participate in on-call rotations, including nights, weekends, and holidays.
Depending on facility needs, perform mobile imaging, EKGs, cardiac monitor placement, and DEXA procedures.
At Occupational Medicine clinics, support services such as routine testing, sampling, drug screens, breath alcohol testing, audiograms, and administrative or clinical support.