Radiology Technologist - St. Francis Medical Center
About The Position
The Radiological Technologist is a certified health professional who, under the direction of an authorized user, applies diagnostic imaging skills and knowledge through the safe and effective use of ionizing radiation in diagnostic radiology. The role involves obtaining patient histories and relevant laboratory information, positioning patients, operating imaging equipment, and following radiation-protection practices. The technologist also supports specialized and fluoroscopic procedures, completes required documentation, and prepares or administers prescribed medications or contrast agents. The position is with Bon Secours at St. Francis Medical Center in the Diagnostic Radiology department. The schedule is 40 hours per week, with a days/evenings shift. An associate degree from an ARRT-accredited institute is preferred. ARRT certification and registration in Diagnostic Radiology are required. State licensure is preferred unless required by the state, and BLS certification requirements vary by location and timing of independent patient care. The listed pay range is $26.82 to $41.57. Benefits may vary by market and employment status and include competitive pay and incentives, retirement contributions, health and insurance coverage, paid leave, care assistance, and education and professional-development support.
Requirements
- ARRT certification and registration in Diagnostic Radiology.
- BLS Basic Life Support certification from the American Heart Association: required at hire for Roper St. Francis Healthcare locations; preferred at hire and required before independent patient care at BSMH.
- Skills and abilities in patient-centered care, monitoring patient conditions during examinations, recording medical histories, working within an interdisciplinary team, attention to detail, critical thinking, communication with patients, conflict resolution, active listening, and relationship building.
Nice To Haves
- Associate degree from an ARRT-accredited institute.
- State licensure, unless required by the state where the job is performed.
- One year of experience in radiation safety and patient care.
- Experience with a Radiology Information System.
- EPIC Electronic Health Record (EHR) training.
- Picture archiving communication system (PACS) training.
Responsibilities
- Obtain the patient's clinical history and appropriate laboratory work, ensuring the information is documented and available to a licensed practitioner.
- Position and immobilize patients to best demonstrate the area of interest while respecting their ability and comfort.
- Apply radiation-protection principles to minimize exposure to patients, self, and others.
- Select and operate imaging equipment and associated accessories to perform radiographic procedures.
- Verify informed consent and complete pre- and post-procedure documentation.
- Assist licensed practitioners with fluoroscopic and specialized radiography procedures, applying appropriate aseptic surgical technique as needed.
- Perform timeouts as required by policy.
- Identify, prepare, and/or administer medications or contrast as prescribed by a licensed practitioner.
- Perform other job-related duties as required by a supervisor, subject to reasonable accommodation.
Benefits
- Competitive pay, incentives, and referral bonuses.
- 403(b) with employer contributions, when eligible.
- Medical, dental, vision, and prescription coverage.
- HSA/FSA options and life insurance.
- Mental health resources and discounts.
- Paid time off, parental leave, and FMLA leave.
- Short- and long-term disability.
- Backup care for children and elders.
- Tuition assistance, professional development, and continuing education support.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
Associate degree
