Technologist Assistant II

RAYUS Radiology•Wellington, FL

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About The Position

RAYUS Radiology is seeking a Technologist Assistant II to provide patients with clinical care, including medical intake, history taking, administering procedures and stress tests within the scope of practice, and assisting technologists. This part-time position is scheduled for 22 hours per week, Monday through Friday, from 4:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The role includes monitoring modality schedules and keeping technologists informed of changes; greeting, escorting, and preparing patients; preparing patient jackets and compiling films; and helping set up rooms between patients. The assistant also prepares the next patient while a current procedure is underway and restores and networks prior exams for returning patients. Additional responsibilities include cleaning, stocking, and organizing work areas, MRI rooms, patient imaging and preparation areas, restrooms, supply closets, computer rooms, and the radiologist reading area. The assistant may also support technologists, Medical Records, and Front Office team members with other duties as needed. RAYUS Radiology describes its work as delivering clinical excellence and high-quality patient care through its medicine, team, technology, and services. Benefits are available based on eligibility. DailyPay is available following an initial setup period.

Requirements

Must be at least 16 years of age.
One year of experience as a Technologist Assistant I.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or equivalent.
Currently enrolled in a Radiologic Technologist program.

Responsibilities

Monitor schedules for all modalities, arthrograms, and image scans; adjust schedules as necessary and inform technologists of changes.
Greet patients, escort them to the changing room, and briefly explain procedures.
Prepare patient jackets and compile films in the appropriate jacket according to date and number.
Assist technologists with room setup between patients, including placing the correct coil on the table, putting away the previous coil, and changing the table sheet.
Prepare the next patient for scanning before the current patient completes the procedure to optimize scheduling.
Restore and network previous exams for returning patients scheduled for the next day.
Stock and clean work areas, control areas, and MRI rooms.
Keep patient imaging areas stocked, organized, neat, and tidy.
Clean and stock the patient preparation room and patient restroom.
Stock linen and empty laundry at the end of the night.
Organize and clean the supply closet and computer rooms.
Organize the radiologist reading area after the radiologist has left for the day.
Check with technologists, Medical Records, and Front Office team members and assist with additional duties as needed.
Complete other assigned projects and tasks.
Provide patient clinical care within scope of practice, including medical intake, history taking, administering procedures and stress tests, and assisting technologists.