Radiology Tech Jobs

About The Position

Requirements

• Diagnostic Procedures Tech III
• Associate’s degree from an accredited institution in a field of study related to the work assignment
• ARRT certification
• Two (2) years of experience working as a radiology technician or similar role.
• Applicants must meet minimum qualifications at the time of hire.
• Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States without requiring sponsorship.
• Within the scope of the job, requires critical thinking skills, decisive judgment, and the ability to work with minimal supervision.
• Must be able to work in a fast-paced environment and take immediate and appropriate action.
• Strong organizational and personal skills
• Strong medical terminology knowledge and skills
• Strong knowledge or CPT & ICD-10 procedures
• Strong knowledge of value-based care and risk-based coding procedures in Primary Care
• Strong knowledge of medication and injection procedures
• Ability to safely administer a variety of treatments and medications as directed.
• Ability to use various types of equipment for examination and treatment procedures.
• Ability to accurately take and record vital signs.
• Ability to accurately reconcile patient medications.

Nice To Haves

• 3+ years’ experience in a related area/specialty
• An advanced degree (Masters or Doctorate) may be substituted for experience on a year for year basis if the degree is in a field of study directly related to the work assignment.

Responsibilities

• Prepares equipment and supplies.
• Select appropriate exposure factors and imaging parameters.
• Implements safety standards and performs appropriate quality control procedures on equipment.
• Ensure safety checklists and procedures are implemented and always documented.
• Assists team in managing specimen during procedures, including documenting interventions and activities, monitoring the station, and controlling traffic into, out of, and around the room.
• Troubleshoots, resolves, and/or reports equipment malfunctions as necessary.
• Performs scrub functions as needed, including the preparation, selection, and handling of instruments and supplies used during the surgical procedure and performs equipment counts with colleagues.
• Positions specimens and performs imaging procedure(s).
• Analyzes results and identifies issues with the quality of imaging results.
• Takes appropriate action to resolve image quality issues, including re-positioning the specimens and repeating the procedure.
• Enters and transmits images as needed.
• Documents work processes as required.
• Maintains work areas, exam rooms, supplies and equipment.
• Determines the most appropriate imaging approach, fluoroscopic technique, equipment settings, and workflow based on procedural objectives, specimen characteristics, and technical requirements.
• Evaluates operational needs and available resources to determine the most effective method for completing imaging procedures while maintaining quality, safety, and efficiency.
• Assesses non-routine imaging and equipment challenges, evaluates alternative solutions, and independently selects the most appropriate course of action within established professional standards and departmental guidelines.
• Modifies imaging techniques and procedural workflow as needed to accommodate changing conditions, unique training scenarios, or technical limitations while ensuring optimal imaging outcomes.
• Serves as a technical resource to physicians, faculty, and staff by providing guidance on imaging techniques, equipment capabilities, and operational best practices
• Identifies opportunities to improve imaging workflows and operational processes and recommends or implements process improvements based on technical expertise and operational analysis.

Benefits

• generous leave
• health plans
• retirement contributions