Radiologic Technologist I - Per Diem

Overview Under general supervision of Technical Group Leadership and Chief Technologist Operations, the Radiologic Technologist provides skill and initiative to the department mission through interactions with staff, Chief Technologist and others as necessary. Primary duties are to work as technologist on either East Newton or Harrison Avenue campus while also implementing policy and procedures as determined necessary through Radiology Supervisor, Operations Manager and Radiology Administration Director. Position: Radiologic Technologist I. Department: Diagnostic Radiology. Schedule: Part Time, Per Diem. Responsibilities Perform diagnostic imaging for trauma, inpatients and outpatients, ensuring proper positioning, technique and exposure factors with a goal to use the lowest radiation dose possible. Set up equipment, produce quality radiographs for radiologists and other colleagues, and perform other duties as requested by the X-ray Lead, Supervisor, Manager, and Radiology Director. Perform exams on patients of all ages in all areas where Diagnostic Radiology is located and needed. Ensure best turnaround time for all ordered exams to reduce delays in care; verify that exams ordered match the reason for exam and patient presentation, condition and history. Patient Care and Safety Prepare patients for exams, ensuring safety, comfort, and modesty at all times; verify patient identifiers (name, DOB, MRN) and correct exam and laterality for every order. Monitor patient condition during exams and take appropriate action; follow established infection control and safety procedures and use AIDET communication framework. Document exams properly in Radiology Information System and PACS with all required details; maintain professionalism in person and on the phone. Administrative and Compliance Maintain licensure, certifications, CEUs and mandatory compliance requirements. Job Requirements Current or ability to obtain one of the following: Massachusetts Radiologic Technologist License and ARRT Certification/Registration, or Temporary Massachusetts Rad Tech License (pass ARRT registry within one year and obtain permanent licensure within one year). Current BLS/CPR Certification or ability to obtain prior to start date. Completion of two years post-high school training in an approved school of radiologic technology. Knowledge of diagnostic radiology principles and operation of radiologic equipment. Preferred Qualifications and Role Expectations One year of Radiologic Technology experience in a hospital preferred. Maintain Continuing Education Units; excellent communication, initiative. Benefits and Compensation Competitive pay; highly subsidized medical, dental, and vision insurance options; 403(b) retirement plan. Tuition reimbursement; employee discounts; supportive environment focused on training and growth. Flexible compensation considerations based on education, experience and licensure/certifications. About the Department The Diagnostic Radiology department at BMC is a full-service academic medical imaging department for both adult and pediatric patients. We perform over 120,000 exams a year; state-licensed and ARRT-certified technologists ensure delivery of exceptional and equitable care. Equal Opportunity and Compliance Boston Medical Center is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. We provide accommodations and information for applicants upon request. BMC participates in the Electronic Employment Verification Program. As an E-Verify employer, background checks are required. Vaccination against COVID-19 and flu, including a booster, is expected where allowed by law. For information about job scams, visit the FTC tips page at FTC Tips. #J-18808-Ljbffr Boston Medical Center