Radiology Technologist | Erie West Side HWP

Highmark Health•West Ridge, IL

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About The Position

The Radiology Technologist performs prescribed radiographic imaging procedures at a technical level that does not require constant supervision. The role requires independent judgment and initiative across a variety of technical procedures. The technologist positions patients, performs imaging procedures, reviews imaging quality and takes appropriate steps to resolve issues, and enters, transmits, and reports scan results. The role also involves reviewing patient histories and physician orders, educating patients about procedures and equipment, and preparing or administering contrast media or medications when ordered and within the scope of practice. The technologist continually monitors patient condition, prepares equipment and supplies, selects exposure factors and imaging parameters, follows safety standards, performs equipment quality control, and troubleshoots or reports equipment malfunctions. Employees are expected to follow applicable ethical, legal, privacy, data security, and company conduct requirements, including HIPAA policies.

Requirements

Minimum associate degree or equivalent from a two-year college or technical school; alternatively, six months to one year of related experience and/or training; or equivalent education and experience.
American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) Radiography certification required within six months of hire. Employees in the role before April 2026 have 12 months to obtain certification.
American Heart Association CPR.
Act 34 Criminal Background Clearance Certificate.
Act 33 Child Abuse Clearance Certificate.
Act 73 FBI Fingerprinting Criminal Background Clearance Certificate.

Nice To Haves

Prior radiology experience.

Responsibilities

Position patients and perform imaging procedures.
Analyze imaging results, identify image quality issues, and take appropriate action, including repositioning patients and repeating procedures.
Enter, transmit, and report scan results.
Review patient history and physician orders.
Educate patients about procedures, equipment, and exams to support their understanding and cooperation.
When ordered and within scope of practice, prepare and administer contrast media and/or medications.
Continually monitor patient condition and report or respond to changes in status as appropriate.
Prepare equipment and supplies.
Select appropriate exposure factors and imaging parameters.
Implement safety standards and perform appropriate equipment quality control procedures.
Troubleshoot, resolve, and/or report equipment malfunctions as necessary.
Perform other duties as assigned.
Comply with applicable ethical and legal standards, company policies, HIPAA requirements, data security guidelines, and the Code of Business Conduct.