Licensed Radiologic Technologist

Licensed Radiologic Technologist

Family HealthCare is looking for a Radiologic Technologist. The Radiologic Technologists provides accurate and quality radiologic services to FHC patients and providers in order to ensure quality care and assist with other diagnostic department duties.

Key Accountabilities:

• Order and maintain adequate supplies as needed in work areas
• Provide timely and accurate x-ray exams and communicate results to ordering provider
• Ensure equipment is maintained and working properly and updating maintenance logs as needed
• Assist lab personnel with various tasks including phlebotomy, pulmonary function testing, performing minimal lab tests, and sample handling
• Support organization as needed

Core Competencies:

• Excellent organizational and prioritization skills.
• Proactive
• Problem solving
• Ability to conduct relevant research when necessary
• Patience
• Attention to detail
• High adaptability and flexibility.
• Strong interpersonal communication skills.
• Demonstrate passion for and commitment to FHC's mission and its importance to the community.
• Ability to work independently and make decisions in accordance with established policies and regulations.

Requirements:

• The ability to interact with staff and patients in a fast paced environment, sometimes under pressure, remaining flexible, proactive, resourceful and efficient, with a high level of professionalism and confidentiality.
• Familiarity with human anatomy and its relationship to radiographic procedures.
• Mechanical skills.
• Communication skills.
• Basic office skills.
• Organizational skills.
• Problem solving skills.
• Exhibit cultural sensitivity and adherence to organizational mission.

Education/Experience:

• ND Radiographer license
• Completion of formal radiological technology training in an AMA approved school.
• ARRT registration.

Physical Requirement/Activities:

Standing, walking, climbing, balancing, bending, carrying, reaching, squatting, pushing, pulling, lifting, twisting, gripping, talking, typing, hearing/listening, seeing/observing.