Radiologic Technologist-Part Time-Day-Capitol Hill

$10,000 Sign‑On Bonus or Relocation Assistance Available for Eligible External Hires! Additional pay benefits of the new contract for UFCW represented roles, full and part time (can be stacked): $6.00/hr location premium for Capitol Hill location. 3/10 shifts available. Job Summary Provide radiology services to patients in accordance with physician orders. Ensure patient safety and deliver high‑quality imaging. Prepare radiology rooms for patient procedures, develop images, maintain supply levels, and ensure diagnostic equipment is maintained and functioning within manufacturer specifications. Operate equipment efficiently according to prescribed safety standards, exercise professional judgment in diagnostic services, and maintain a demeanor complementary to medical ethics. Apply knowledge of growth and development principles to identify patient and family requirements relative to age groups. Demonstrate exceptional customer service skills, treating customers with courtesy and respect, communicating effectively, and providing efficient service. Remain committed to self‑improvement and maintain strict patient and staff confidentiality. Essential Responsibilities Perform quality general radiographic and specialty images through the use of clinical protocols. Position patient to best demonstrate anatomic area of interest, respecting patient comfort and ability. Demonstrate the knowledge to perform general radiographic and specialty procedures using radiologic equipment. Obtain images in accordance with proper radiographic techniques. Evaluate images for technical quality, assuring proper identification is recorded. Identify patient and family requirements relative to age‑specific patients and provide patient education to all age groups. Contact physician if any discrepancies occur and follow radiology policy and procedure for changing orders from referring providers. Adhere to Cooperative‑wide Personal Protection Equipment, Universal Precautions, Medical Waste, Infection Control, Safety, and other OSHA policies and procedures. Ensure patient information is accurately input into the electronic medical record, including the Radiology Information System (RIS). Arrive, select current account, and complete patient for the appropriate procedure as directed in the RIS. Establish patient identification by following organizational identification policy. Observe patient during procedures and report any unusual occurrences or changes in patient condition to appropriate personnel. Ascertain allergy status on patients and respond appropriately to contrast reactions as outlined in the policy and procedure manual. Provide timely, responsive, expert services to customers in a positive, friendly manner, including patients, physicians, and other employees. Inform patients and accompanying individuals when delays exist and how they are being addressed. Promote patient‑focused care throughout daily activities and provide quality patient care, including preparation, scheduling, description of exam, communication of pain expectation, and teaching of all types of patient procedures as needed. Maintain strict patient and employee confidentiality as appropriate. Communicate to the patient when they will receive their results. Maintain safe radiation levels at all times to minimize exposure to patient, self, and others. Follow written policy and procedure manual on radiation safety rules. Perform all necessary equipment checks prior to use, thereby protecting patient and staff safety. Ensure patient and regulatory standards are adhered to and suggest ways to improve patient outcomes when indicated. Complete quality assurance, quality control, and radiation safety activities as appropriate. Arrive at the start of the assigned shift ready to begin work; take lunch and breaks at appropriate times, and leave work at the end of the shift. Maintain a neat, clean, and stocked radiology room. Assist lead technologist or radiology leadership by coordinating new employee training and orientation, and identifying staff training issues. Participate in operational policy and procedures development as appropriate and communicate concerns to lead technologists and management. Work as an effective team member with colleagues, both on and off‑site, to efficiently perform radiological procedures. Rotate shifts and assignments as required, including surgery and portables for specialty and hospital staff. Basic Qualifications Experience: N/A Education: Graduate of an approved, accredited radiologic technology program by time of hire. License, Certification, Registration: Certified Radiologic Technologist (Washington) required at hire. Basic Life Support required at hire. Additional Requirements Consistently demonstrates knowledge and expertise in performing required procedures and exams. Demonstrates strong communication and problem‑solving skills to work effectively with physicians, customers, and co‑workers. Works well as a team member in conjunction with providers throughout KFHPW Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Washington organization. Very knowledgeable about and adheres stringently to radiation safety, safety precautions, and infection control practices. Demonstrates a strong commitment to providing consistent excellent customer service. Supports the KFHPW strategy and mission statement. Works and communicates effectively with all populations, including infants, pediatrics, adolescents, adults, and geriatric patients. Preferred Qualifications One (1) year of direct experience with diagnostic procedures. #J-18808-Ljbffr