Registered Radiologist Assistant-Radiology-Full-Time-Days
About The Position
Provides advanced clinical, procedural, and patient care support within the Radiology Department under the supervision of a licensed radiologist. Responsibilities include patient assessment, imaging assistance, procedural support, and compliance with Florida regulations, hospital privileging, and accreditation standards. The Registered Radiologist Assistant (RRA) serves as an advanced-level radiologic technologist supporting diagnostic and interventional radiology services across the hospital and affiliated outpatient sites. This role ensures high-quality patient care, procedural efficiency, and regulatory compliance through direct collaboration with radiologists. All duties are performed within a privilege-based framework, requiring documented competency, supervision, and adherence to Florida law. The RRA does not independently interpret imaging studies and functions strictly under physician supervision.
Requirements
- Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology program
- Completion of an accredited Radiologist Assistant program
- Active Florida Radiologic Technologist License
- ARRT certification in Radiography
- ARRT Radiologist Assistant certification (R.R.A. or CRA)
- Additional certification required for nuclear medicine duties (if applicable)
- Masters or Doctoral Degree
- Basic Life Support (BLS) required - at time of hire-American Red Cross or American Heart Association
- Full compliance with Florida regulatory and hospital privileging requirements
- Accurate and complete clinical documentation
- Safe performance of all procedures within scope and supervision
- High patient satisfaction and quality care delivery
- Adherence to supervision requirements (personal, direct, general)
- Zero unauthorized procedures outside granted privileges
Responsibilities
- Provide primary clinical and procedural support for all radiology services across assigned facilities.
- Perform patient assessment, including history and physical evaluation.
- Assist radiologists with diagnostic and interventional procedures.
- Monitor patient condition before, during, and after procedures.
- Provide patient education and post-procedure instructions.
- Document patient encounters, progress notes, and discharge summaries.
- Perform fluoroscopic procedures (e.g., GI studies, cystograms).
- Administer contrast media under direct supervision.
- Perform venography, IVP, and related imaging procedures.
- Evaluate imaging for quality and completeness.
- Communicate findings to supervising radiologist.
- Provide assistance and, when privileged, perform advanced procedures under appropriate supervision.
- Perform lumbar puncture and myelograms (personal supervision required).
- Perform paracentesis and thoracentesis.
- Perform central venous catheter placement and exchanges.
- Perform PICC line placement.
- Perform arthrograms, joint injections, and biopsies.
- Perform gastrostomy tube placement.
- Assist with angiography (radiologist performs vascular access).
- Administer intravascular contrast media (direct supervision required).
- Administer radiopharmaceuticals if appropriately licensed.
- Monitor for adverse reactions and complications.
- Ensure compliance with all regulatory, safety, and accreditation requirements.
- Support quality improvement and patient safety efforts.
- Participate in performance improvement initiatives.
- Assist in incident review and patient safety reporting.
- Ensure accurate documentation and adherence to protocols.
- Provide operational and clinical support across radiology services.
- Assist with workflow optimization and patient throughout.
- Collaborate with radiologists, technologists, and nursing staff.
- Support training and onboarding of staff as needed.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
