Xray Tech Registered (Full-time, Day shift)

CarePoint Health•Hoboken, NJ

4d•$43 - $57•Onsite

About The Position

The Radiologic Technologist – Operating Room (C-Arm Specialist) is primarily responsible for providing intraoperative imaging support using mobile C-arm fluoroscopy units to assist surgeons and clinical teams during surgical procedures. This position is dedicated to the operating room; however, the technologist may be reassigned to the main Radiology Department during periods of low surgical volume to support general imaging operations.

Requirements

Technical School education
AART designation necessary
Ability to use problem solving, critical thinking and priority setting skills.
Ability to perform diversified duties with in high degree of accuracy.

Nice To Haves

Related experience preferred

Responsibilities

Perform intraoperative imaging procedures using C-arm fluoroscopy equipment in a sterile surgical environment.
Collaborate closely with surgeons, anesthesiologists, nurses, and surgical staff to ensure optimal image acquisition and procedural flow.
Maintain strict sterile technique when operating in the surgical field.
Adjust imaging parameters to produce high-quality diagnostic images while minimizing radiation exposure.
Assist in positioning patients and equipment to ensure accurate imaging and procedural efficiency.
Anticipate surgeon needs and respond promptly to intraoperative imaging requests.
Document procedures, including fluoroscopy time and radiation dose, in compliance with regulatory requirements.
Participation in an Operating Room on-call rotation is required, including nights, weekends, and holidays, to support emergent and after-hours surgical cases.
Follow all radiation safety standards and ALARA principles.
Utilize appropriate shielding for patients and staff.
Monitor radiation exposure levels during procedures.
Perform routine equipment checks to ensure C-arm readiness.
Report and coordinate repair of malfunctioning equipment.
Maintain cleanliness and proper storage of imaging equipment.
Provide diagnostic imaging services in the Radiology Department during low OR volume.
Assist with workflow, patient care, and general radiographic procedures.
Maintain competency across required imaging services.