Sr Radiology Technologist

Shriners Children's•Portland, OR

About The Position

Senior Radiologic Technologists perform imaging procedures to support the diagnosis and treatment of patients. They provide leadership and serve as a resource for others, assume lead responsibilities when the leader is absent, and perform other departmental duties as needed. The role requires competent use of imaging equipment, quality control and troubleshooting, accurate documentation, radiation safety, and age-appropriate care for pediatric patients.

Requirements

Certificate or associate degree in Radiologic Technology.
Five years of pediatric and/or orthopedic experience.
American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) certification.
Radiologic Technologist license in the state of practice, when required by the state.
Fluoroscopy qualification, when required by the state.
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from the American Heart Association (AHA).

Responsibilities

Demonstrate technical competence in imaging equipment use, quality control, and troubleshooting.
Demonstrate leadership, collaborate and communicate with the department leader, and assume lead responsibilities in the leader’s absence.
Ensure equipment is functioning properly and report potential problems or malfunctions to the appropriate contacts.
Participate in managing staff resources, including scheduling, orientation, competency, and education.
Assess imaging orders for accuracy and clarify them with the provider when necessary, including patient, CPT code, body part, side, and views.
Review images for diagnostic quality, including collimation, markers, and positioning accuracy.
Document accurately and consistently in the EMR, PACS, and other areas required by the facility.
Follow applicable federal and state radiation control regulations and practice ALARA.
Observe established policies and safety, environmental, and infection control standards.
Apply age-specific knowledge and skills to adjust patient care appropriately.
Work efficiently, use downtime appropriately, and promote a productive work environment.
Maintain professional credentials required by ARRT and/or state regulations.