Radiology Technician (Radiologic Technologist)

The Radiology Technician is responsible for performing diagnostic imaging procedures to assist physicians in diagnosing medical conditions. By operating imaging equipment such as X-ray, MRI, and CT machines, the technician captures high-quality images that are pivotal for accurate diagnoses. This role significantly impacts patient care by ensuring timely and precise imaging results while working closely with radiologists, nurses, and other healthcare professionals within the radiology department, contributing to a cohesive team dedicated to patient health and safety.

• •Operate Imaging Equipment

  Utilize advanced radiographic machines to capture internal images of patients' bodies, assuring image clarity and accuracy for appropriate diagnostic interpretation by healthcare providers.

• •Patient Preparation Procedures

  Guide and prepare patients for radiographic exams, explaining procedures clearly, and ensuring their comfort and safety while positioning them accurately for optimal imaging results.

• •Ensure Safety Standards

  Adhere strictly to radiation safety protocols, using lead shielding, monitoring exposure levels, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards to protect patients and staff.

• •Maintain Equipment

  Perform regular maintenance checks and troubleshooting on radiologic equipment, ensuring all devices are in optimal working condition to prevent diagnostic discrepancies or downtime.

• •Record Patient Data

  Accurately document and maintain detailed patient records, including imaging results, procedures performed, and any relevant patient history pertinent to ongoing treatment plans.

• •Collaborate with Healthcare Team

  Work closely with radiologists, physicians, and nursing staff to interpret imaging findings, discuss potential implications, and ensure comprehensive patient care and diagnosis accuracy.

• •Professional Development

  Engage in continuous learning and professional growth by attending workshops, seminars, and trainings to stay updated on the latest radiological technology and best practices.

• •Associate's degree in Radiologic Technology or related field
• •Current certification from the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT)
• •2+ years of clinical experience in a hospital or clinical setting
• •Familiarity with radiographic equipment and imaging software
• •Strong attention to detail and excellent patient handling skills