Radiologic Technologist

Position Overview Florida Spine Associates is a premier, multidisciplinary spine specialty private practice specializing in world‑class Orthopedic Spine surgery, Interventional Pain Management, and dedicated Physical Therapy. With regional clinics spanning South Florida—including Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, Delray, West Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale—our elite team of Board‑Certified, fellowship‑trained physicians is dedicated to restoring our patients' quality of life using cutting‑edge, innovative technologies. Unlike facility and corporate hospital networks, Florida Spine Associates operates on an agile, independent private practice model, offering deeply personalized, compassionate patient care and clinical autonomy. At Florida Spine Associates, you are a highly valued member of a tight‑knit medical team, working in a supportive space where your voice is heard, communication is seamless, and your contributions directly shape our standard of excellence. Experience dedicated growth, team collaboration, work schedules that help promote an efficient work/life balance, and an atmosphere in which you feel a sense of belonging, opinions and suggestions are valued and not lost in a large organizational environment. Core Responsibilities Has a contagious and positive work ethic, inspires others, and models the mission & values of FSA, including empathy, transparency, integrity, compassion & the commitment to excellence in patient care. Demonstrates effective verbal and written communication that is clear, well‑organized, and demonstrates an understanding of patient needs. Utilizes genuine and positive communication to make each patient feel informed, understood, and special. Is an effective team member who contributes valuable ideas and feedback and can be counted on to meet commitments. Pursues activities with focus and drive, defines work in terms of success, and can be counted on to complete goals. Adheres to standards of business conduct and compliance. Patient Interaction Explain x‑ray procedures and interventional procedures to patients and ensure they understand and are comfortable with the process, addressing any concerns. Position patients correctly on the X‑ray table to obtain the required images. Shield sensitive areas of the body that are not being imaged to minimize radiation exposure. Assist in positioning patients on the examination table for optimal imaging during procedures. Procedure Preparation Set up and prepare radiology equipment for procedure and sterile field for procedures. Ensure all necessary instruments and supplies are available and in working order. Operational Excellence Operate C‑Arm equipment and other specialized imaging devices to capture real‑time images during procedures. Adjust equipment settings to achieve optimal imaging quality and assist physicians as needed. Equipment Operation Operate X‑ray machines and other imaging equipment to capture images of the specified body parts. Adjust equipment settings, such as exposure time and radiation intensity, to achieve optimal image quality. Ensure that all equipment is properly maintained and calibrated. Follow strict safety protocols to minimize radiation exposure for both patients and staff. Use lead aprons, gloves, and other protective equipment to shield against radiation during procedures. Monitor radiation levels and adhere to safety regulations to protect patients and staff. Image Processing Develop X‑ray films or use digital technology to create clear and accurate diagnostic images. Review images to ensure they meet quality standards and may need to retake images if necessary. Acquire and process high‑quality interventional images in real‑time. Monitor and adjust imaging parameters to ensure accurate visualization of the targeted area. Work closely with physicians and other healthcare professionals to facilitate seamless workflow during procedures. Communicate effectively with team members to ensure patient safety and procedure efficiency. Monitor patients' vital signs and assess their condition during and after interventional procedures. Respond promptly to any adverse reactions or complications. Maintain accurate and detailed patient records, including the type and number of X‑rays taken. Record any relevant patient information and maintain confidentiality of medical records. Stay current with advancements in imaging technology and participate in continuing education to maintain certification and enhance skills. Quality Control Measures Implement quality control measures to ensure the accuracy and reliability of diagnostic images. Troubleshoot equipment issues and report any malfunctions for prompt repair. Adhere to all regulatory and safety guidelines governing the use of radiation in medical procedures. Effectively communicate with patients, explaining the imaging process and addressing any concerns they may have. Maintain accurate and detailed procedural records, including patient history, imaging parameters, and any complications encountered. Radiologic Technologist Responsibilities Inventory Control Implement and maintain inventory control procedures to ensure accurate tracking of stock levels. Regularly conduct physical inventory counts and reconcile variances with system records. Stock Replenishment Monitor stock levels and initiate replenishment orders to avoid stockouts or overstock situations. Coordinate with purchasing and procurement teams to ensure timely and accurate replenishment of inventory. Data Management Input, update, and maintain accurate inventory data in the organization’s inventory management system. Generate regular reports on inventory status, trends, and potential issues. Collaboration Work closely with various departments, including purchasing, logistics, and sales, to understand their inventory needs and address any concerns. Collaborate with suppliers and vendors to ensure timely and accurate deliveries. Quality Assurance Implement quality control measures to ensure the accuracy and integrity of inventory data. Conduct periodic inspections to identify and address any issues related to product quality or expiration. Qualifications Completion of an accredited radiologic technology program. ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists) certification. State licensure as a radiologic technologist. Experience in fluoroscopy (Recommended). Strong knowledge of C‑Arm equipment and procedures. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to work effectively in a fast‑paced and high‑stress environment. BLS and ACLS certification. Additional Notes The following requirements are preferred but not mandatory: Orthopedic or Pain Medicine experience, and a demonstrated commitment to compassionate, high‑quality patient care. #J-18808-Ljbffr