Pediatric Urgent Care- Regional Lead Radiology Tech (Full-time-$45--$55 Hourly with $10K Bonus-Greenbelt, MD ) DMV area

PM Pediatrics•Greenbelt, MD

17d•$45 - $55

About The Position

The Regional Lead Radiologic Technologist is tasked with providing regional radiology oversight for the PM Pediatrics offices within their region of responsibility. This oversight includes, but is not limited to, conducting QC/QA, maintaining regulatory compliance, providing education, working clinically as a Radiologic Technologist in the urgent care setting, and promoting quality imaging.

Requirements

Graduate of a JRCERT approved (or equivalent) program in Radiologic Technology.
Possesses valid ARRT certification in radiography, RT(R).
Possesses a valid state license as a radiographer, where applicable.
Demonstrates a professional and friendly demeanor.
Exhibits strong communication skills.
Capable of multi-tasking in a fast-paced environment.
Exceptional customer service skills.
Comfortable with computers, to include, Microsoft Office, PACS, and EMRs.
Willing to learn various types of medical software.

Nice To Haves

Previous radiology leadership experience preferred, but not required
Pediatrics experience preferred, but not required.

Responsibilities

Provide regional radiology oversight for applicable region of responsibility, traveling to each site, as appropriate.
Maintain compliance with state regulations. I.e., equipment inspection/certification. Must be present for all state inspections, both scheduled and unscheduled.
Ensure compliance with all applicable policies and procedures.
Conduct QA/QC, per policy.
Assist radiographers in navigating the radiology specific portions of the onboarding process.
Conduct ongoing competency evaluations, based on PM requirements.
Assist in the development/roll out of educational initiatives.
Provide education to support staff/providers, fostering quality imaging.
Monitor equipment for damage or disarray, contacting service, as appropriate.
Keep record of all equipment repairs.
Maintain employee dosimeters, fetal dosimeters, control dosimeters, and holding dosimeters.
Review all dosimeter reports with the RSO.
Monitor for timely renewal of applicable employee licenses. I.e., ARRT license, state license, limited radiographer license.
Adhere to the clinical/administrative ratio associated with your position, as set forth by Radiology Leadership.
Adhere to call requirement, as set forth by Radiology Leadership.
Perform clinical duties of a radiologic technologist in an urgent care setting. These include, but are not limited to, obtaining quality radiographs, basic lab testing, obtaining vital signs, and patient triage.
Other duties, as appropriate.