Radiologic Technologist

A radiologic technologist at Canton Health Center utilizes ionizing radiation to create diagnostic imaging radiographs of designated anatomical areas in accordance with established practices and procedures for all age groups. The technologist obtains patient history, explains routine procedures, addresses patient concerns, and provides patient care following the Radiology Gold Service Excellence guidelines. Professional judgment is exercised according to the Code of Conduct of the ARRT, and collaborative teamwork enhances job stewardship mindful of internal and external customer service standards. The position reports to Canton Health Center and may rotate to Northville Health Center, Burlington Building, and Livonia Center for Specialty Care as needed. Perform high quality diagnostic procedures, applying principles of radiation protection to minimize exposure to patient, staff, and practitioners. Position patients for detailed orthopedic/MSK protocols, using appropriate radiation protection devices and immobilizing techniques for age‑specific patient populations. Evaluate images for technical quality, demonstration of area of interest, permanent marker usage, and patient identification. Maintain knowledge of and observe universal precautions and all other precautions determined by Michigan Medicine. Respond to patients changing physical conditions such as changes in airway/breathing, heart rate, acute change in level of consciousness, seizure, etc. Effectively communicate with patients to obtain important clinical information, ensure correct order and laterality, instruct the patient, relieve anxiety, and gain cooperation during procedures. Understand and apply guest relations skills and display excellent customer service. Maintain patient confidentiality. Demonstrate excellent collaboration and teamwork. Adapt to changing environments (flexible schedules, emergency conditions, protocol development, and technology advancements). Function effectively under conditions which are often fast‑paced and stressful. Maintain current ARRT registration. Maintain current BLS certification. Perform additional duties as required at an outpatient facility, including taking inventory, unloading and stocking inventory, and other tasks as needed. Qualifications Graduation from a school of radiologic technology or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Registration by the American Registry of Radiologic Technology required, or registry‑eligible with the first exam attempt within 6 months from hire/transfer; 3 attempts must be completed within 18 months from hire/transfer. PrimarySource Verification required. Experience with PACS and EMR systems as well as proficient computer entry skills. Experience with GE OEC c‑arms, Digital Imaging systems, and GI/GU Procedures. CPR/BLS certification. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills. Demonstrate critical thinking skills, ingenuity, creativity, and professionalism. Demonstrate understanding with all age‑appropriate guidelines for communication, general imaging positioning, radiation exposures, radiation equipment, and protection. Schedule: Week1 – Monday‑Friday11a‑7p; Week2 – Monday‑Thursday11a‑7p; Rotating Saturdays8a‑12p. Scheduling Flexibility: The department makes every effort to provide consistent schedules; shifts and schedules may be adjusted as necessary to meet patient care and operational requirements. This position requires moderate standing/walking, as well as lifting, positioning, pushing and/or transferring patients. The University of Michigan is an equal employment opportunity employer. #J-18808-Ljbffr