Radiologic Technologist 2 (H)

Job Summary UMHC‑SCCC - Radiology has an exciting opportunity for a Radiologic Technologist Level II position. The incumbent is responsible for performing complex procedures in Radiology through the operation of radiographic equipment to obtain the highest quality diagnostic images while minimizing radiation exposure. Core Job Summary Coordinate and manage scheduling and patient flow for interdepartmental procedures. Supervise and perform diagnostic imaging studies under the direction and supervision of a radiologist. Assist with education and training of new physicians. Assist radiologists and PhDs in developing new protocols and radiologic imaging techniques unique to the facility. Participate in research initiatives and development of research protocols. Act in a team leader capacity on a routine basis. Monitor charging of radiologic procedures and supplies daily to ensure correctness. Demonstrate radiologic equipment for site visits for visiting physicians and administrators. Provide in‑service classes in the section. Obtain and examine the order for a radiologic scan to assess requested procedures, patient condition, and any special notes or comments. Ensure that orders are appropriate to the type of exam recommended by the physician. Notify supervisor of any discrepancies and/or contact physician’s office for correct orders if necessary. Identify patient service requirements by establishing personal rapport with patients and others in a position to understand service requirements. Verify the patient’s ID by checking their name and date of birth on the electronic medical record and the patient’s wristband; obtain necessary consents and education. Perform complex specialized tasks associated with the operation of radiologic scanners and related equipment in accordance with prescribed radiation safety procedures under the direction and supervision of a radiologist, using age‑appropriate standards of practice. Integrate diagnostic, laboratory results, patient history, and medical records, and adapt the exam as necessary. Adhere to radiologic protocols to maintain high quality standards. Consistently demonstrate complete competence in performing radiologic scans as ordered. Assist positioning patients in required anatomical positions for display of the body for radiologic scans during procedures, using immobilization and protective equipment as necessary. Maintain proper aseptic technique utilizing universal precaution guidelines (hand washing, gloves, gown, mask, eye protection, and equipment disinfection). Assist the radiologist with imaging procedures, starting IVs, and injecting contrast when applicable; assist with interventional radiologic procedures. Evaluate radiologic scans for technical quality, collate processed images in sequence of exposure, and appropriately label. Film and transmit to PACS; schedule patients for procedures and assist with clerical functions. Charge procedures and supplies in UChart/Radiant; dispense oral contrast to patients for radiologic scans and maintain accurate patient records. Provide assistance with orientation and training of new radiologic technologists. Gain patient cooperation by reducing anxieties, providing explanations of treatment, and answering questions. Provide education and training to student technologists. Apply physical, age‑specific, and/or developmental care needs of patients according to documented physical/development requirements by competency validation checklist (Children, Adolescents, Adults, Geriatric, Challenged/Disabled). Perform basic nursing functions in the patient’s care, e.g., assist with bedpan, emesis basin, etc. Assume care for physical and psychological needs of the patient during scanning procedures; initiate life support measures if necessary; assist in code blue procedures during medical emergencies; perform CPR as needed. Keep work area clean and sanitary, and stock exam/dressing rooms with required supplies. Provide on‑call coverage. Report unusual findings promptly to appropriate radiologist or supervisory personnel; abide by hospital/department HR policies. Adhere to regulatory body guidelines governing modality, including but not limited to the Joint Commission, AHCA, ACR, FL DOH, and FDA/MQSA. Assist with the day‑to‑day operations within the department.

CORE QUALIFICATIONS

Education: High school diploma or equivalent required. Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology/Diagnostic Imaging Program. Certification and Licensing: Must possess a valid State of Florida License as a General Radiographer. ARRT registered with ARRT certification in the primary modality required. Experience: Three (3) years of relevant experience required. Competitive salaries and a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, tuition remission and more. The University of Miami is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Applicants and employees are protected from discrimination based on categories protected by federal law. Job Status: Full time. Employment type: Staff. #J-18808-Ljbffr Dormont Manufacturing Co