Skill Job Description: Be sure to click the blue page icon on the right-side to view Facility and Unit specific details about the position.Radiology Technologist (Harmonized)Job Code: 635T0LPrimary Function / General Purpose of PositionThe Radiological Technologist is a certified healthcare professional who, under the direction of an authorized user, applies the art and skill of diagnostic imaging through the safe and effective use of ionizing radiation in diagnostic radiology.Essential Job FunctionsObtains patient clinical history and appropriate lab work, ensuring information is documented and available for use by a licensed practitioner.Positions and immobilizes patients to best demonstrate the anatomical area of interest while respecting patient comfort and ability.Applies principles of radiation protection to minimize exposure to patients, self, and others.Performs radiographic procedures by selecting and operating imaging equipment and accessories.Verifies informed consent and completes pre- and post-procedure documentation.Assists licensed practitioners with fluoroscopic and specialized radiography procedures.Applies aseptic surgical technique when required.Performs time-outs as required by policy.Identifies, prepares, and administers medications and contrast as prescribed by a licensed practitioner.Receives, relays, and documents verbal, written, and electronic orders in the patient's medical record.Evaluates images for technical quality.Documents patient radiation dose exposures.Interacts professionally with physicians, technologists, physician offices, hospital staff, patients, and family members.Operates radiographic equipment according to ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) principles.EducationAssociate's Degree from an ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists) accredited institute (Preferred)Certifications / LicensureCertification and Registration with ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists) (Required)State Licensure (Preferred unless required by the state where the job is being performed)BLS Basic Life Support American Heart Association (Required prior to direct patient care)TrainingEPIC Electronic Health Record (EHR) (Preferred)Picture Archiving Communication System (PACS) (Preferred)Experience1 year experience in radiation safety and patient care (Preferred)Experience with Radiology Information System (RIS) (Preferred)Patient PopulationNeonates (0-4 weeks)Infants (1-12 months)Pediatrics (1-12 years)Adolescents (13-17 years)Adults (18-64 years)Geriatrics (65 years and older)Working ConditionsPeriods of high stress and fluctuating workloads may occur.May be exposed to physical altercations and verbal abuse.May be required to use physical restraints.May be exposed to high noise levels and bright lights.May be exposed to limited hazardous substances or body fluids.May be exposed to human blood and other potentially infectious materials.May have periods of constant interruptions.General office environment.Required to travel to off-site locations.Prolonged periods of working alone.Physical RequirementsLifting/Carrying (0-50 lbs.): 34-66%Lifting/Carrying (50-100 lbs.): 0%Push/Pull (0-50 lbs.): 34-66%Push/Pull (50-100 lbs.): 1-33%Stoop/Kneel: 1-33%Crawling: 0%Climbing: 1-33%Balance: 1-33%Bending: 1-33%Sitting: 1-33%Walking: 34-66%Standing: 34-66%Additional RequirementsManual dexterity (eye/hand coordination)Perform shift workManeuver weight of patientsHear alarms, telephone, and audio recorderReach above shoulderRepetitive arm and hand movementsFinger dexterityDistance visionNear visionDepth perceptionHazardsUse of latex productsExposure to toxic or caustic chemicals and detergentsExposure to moving mechanical partsExposure to dust and fumesExposure to potential electrical shockExposure to X-ray or electromagnetic energyExposure to high-pitched noisesGaseous risk exposureSkillsPatient-centered careMonitor patient conditions during examinationRecord patient medical historiesWork within an interdisciplinary teamAttention to detailCritical thinkingCommunication with patientsConflict resolutionActive listeningRelationship buildingAdditional Job DescriptionRadiology Technologist Job SummaryThe Radiological Technologist is a certified healthcare professional who applies diagnostic imaging techniques through the safe and effective use of ionizing radiation in diagnostic radiology.Essential FunctionsObtains patient clinical history and appropriate lab work.Positions and immobilizes patients appropriately.Applies radiation safety principles.Performs radiographic procedures using imaging equipment.Verifies informed consent and completes documentation.Assists licensed practitioners with fluoroscopic and specialized radiography procedures.Job InformationJob Title Default: Radiology TechnologistCountry: United States of AmericaManagement Level: 01 - Individual Contributors (Level 9)Job Level: 12 - Non-ManagerJob Family: 635 - ImagingJob Category: 15 - TechnicalJob - ClinicalTechnicians (EEO-1)Allied HealthBackground Check Package: BGC Edu Emp CredImagingPublic Job: YesReferral Bonus: Yes
Additional Notes and Requirements: Relocation Incentive up to $5k Paid out in full by second pay check; repayment terms if leave prior to 2 years
Hiring Incentive
Radiology Tech $15K Paid in 2 installments (90 days & 1 year); repayment terms if leave prior to 2 years
Midpoint rate: $34.19