ARRT Technologist US

ARRT Technologist

POSITION SUMMARY The ARRT Technologist performs a variety of imaging procedures and is responsible for patient safety protocols. Functions as the first line with customers in the successful accomplishment of their imaging needs.

OVERVIEW The evaluation is to assure individual performance, departmental goals and organizational goals are aligned. It is designed to support communication between the manager and the employee. Employee perception of their own performance is very important. To maximize the benefit of this process, both the manager and the employee participate in the evaluation process.

QUALIFICATIONS

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

• Excellent customer service skills
• Reads and understands the English language
• Ability to think critically and analytically with little or no supervision
• Ability to work effectively in situations of high stress and conflict and communicate goals and outcomes
• Ability to process information and prioritize
• Possesses exceptional verbal and written communication skills
• Possesses independent work habits, is self-reliant and self-directed
• Ability to learn, adapt, and change as required by the job functions
• Ability to maintain absolute confidentiality of material and information accessed and reviewed
• Basic computer literacy
• Ability to move freely, reach, bend, and complete light lifting
• Ability to use good body mechanics while performing daily job functions and ability to follow specific OSHA guidelines
• Ability to maintain attendance to meet standard job practices

Education

• High School Diploma or GED
• Graduate from an AMA approved school of Radiologic Technology
• Licensure Registered with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists
• BCLS certification
• Additional certifications may include: CT, Echo, MRI, US, and Nuclear Medicine

Experience

• One year of relevant experience preferred

Interpersonal skills Essential technical/motor skills Essential physical requirements Medium: Exert 20 - 50 lbs. of force occasionally and/ or up to 15 lbs of force frequently - >75%

Essential mental requirements Essential sensory requirements

Other

Equipment used

OTHER QUALIFICATIONS Exposure to hazards (body fluid exposure level) Level I Age of Patient Populations Served Neonates 1 - 30 days Infants 30 days - 1 year Children 1 - 12 years Adolescents 13 - 18 years Adults 19 - 70 years Geriatrics - 70+ years