Radiology Technologist - Kelsey-Seybold Clinic - Fort Bend
About The Position
The Radiology Technologist performs diagnostic imaging upon the order of a qualified physician, following the policies, procedures, and protocols of the Kelsey-Seybold Clinic Radiology Department. The role uses equipment that produces ionizing radiation, including fluoroscopic and digital or routine radiographic rooms, sometimes in combination with computed radiography technology. Depending on the assigned site, the technologist may rotate through the ambulatory surgery center to provide radiographic support using a C-arm or portable unit and perform fluoroscopic exams. The role also uses the designated Radiology Information System (RIS) and Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) to complete required processes and documentation. The technologist supports quality imaging and patient care by applying technical and anatomical knowledge, communicating instructions effectively to patients, maintaining radiation safety, and helping ensure equipment and systems function properly. The position includes participation in quality-control activities, training, and ongoing maintenance of applicable licenses and certifications. Other technical or nontechnical duties may be assigned when the supervisor considers the employee’s training, experience, and credentials adequate.
Requirements
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- Graduate of an AMA-approved school of Radiologic Technology.
- Eligible for ARRT (R) registry.
- Graduate Technologist designation as defined by the Texas Medical Board.
- Attain ARRT (R) and MRT-General Certificate status within one year of eligibility, or hold ARRT (R) and an MRT-General Certificate.
- BLS certification through the American Heart Association.
Nice To Haves
- Associate in applied science in Radiology Technology.
- At least 1 year of clinical Radiology Technologist experience.
- PACS and RIS experience.
- Bilingual English and Spanish.
Responsibilities
- Perform diagnostic radiography, including fluoroscopic studies when applicable, in accordance with department and clinic policies, procedures, and protocols.
- Apply technical principles to produce optimal radiographic images and account for anatomical orientations and anomalies when positioning patients.
- Communicate with patients in an age-appropriate manner and provide instructions that facilitate radiographic studies.
- Maintain an individual repeat rate below 5%.
- Participate in technical quality-control measures, perform routine equipment maintenance, and report malfunctions or performance variances to the Radiology Supervisor or designee.
- Maintain necessary supplies and applicable cleaning-log documentation.
- Use the RIS according to clinic and department guidelines, document appropriately, and note atypical conditions that could affect image quality for radiologist review.
- Use PACS, identify image-transmission problems, and notify the Radiology Supervisor or Radiology Coordinator when corrective action is beyond the technologist’s scope.
- Apply radiation-safety measures and select and use shielding devices appropriately for the patient and study; use sterile technique when necessary.
- Participate in clinic, department-specific, and applicable site-specific training programs.
- Maintain applicable licenses and certifications and meet their continuing-education requirements.
- Communicate effectively with patients, coworkers, supervisors, coordinators, radiologists, other clinic departments, physicians, and staff.
- Perform other technical or nontechnical duties when the supervisor determines the employee has adequate training, experience, and credentials.
Benefits
- Comprehensive benefits package, subject to eligibility requirements.
- Incentive and recognition programs.
- Equity stock purchase plan.
- 401(k) contribution.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED
