X-Ray Technologist (Per Diem)

Rothman Orthopaedics•Marlton, MD

1d•$31 - $41•Onsite

About The Position

The Radiologic Technologist operates radiographic equipment to produce diagnostic radiographic images according to physician protocols and performs epidural procedures. The role also assumes responsibilities for designated areas and assists other departments when available. The key accountability is completing requested x-rays promptly and producing high-quality images. The position is listed as per diem, with hours as needed, and has a day shift. Locations include Marlton and Sewell, New Jersey, with occasional inter-office travel. The stated pay range is $31.00–$41.00 per hour, based on the candidate's years of direct, relevant experience.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology program.
Active, valid registration and continued certification through the ARRT.
Active, valid New Jersey radiology licensure.
Knowledge of x-ray procedures and epidural procedures.
Ability to operate all equipment and machinery, including processors and computer systems.

Responsibilities

Greet and escort patients to the appropriate room.
Obtain patient histories to ensure proper scheduling.
Ask female patients of childbearing age for the date of their last menstrual period and confirm there is no possibility of pregnancy.
Prepare patients for procedures by explaining the exam and answering questions as best as possible.
Maintain patient comfort and safety, including removing objects that obscure the area of interest.
Provide radiation protection for patients, self, and others in accordance with ALARA standards, including wearing a film badge.
Select appropriate technical factors based on patient size and produce or develop quality radiographs using appropriate lead markers.
Critique radiographs for density, detail, contrast, positioning, markers, and visible anatomy; make technical adjustments and repeat images as necessary.
Assist the pain management team during fluoroscopic procedures, including epidural steroid injections and hip aspirations.
Report equipment problems to the department supervisor, office manager, and vendor.
Participate in training new employees.
Maintain safe radiologic practice in accordance with x-ray quality assurance policies.
Exemplify the organization's desired culture and philosophies.
Assume responsibilities for designated areas and assist other departments when available.