Radiologic Technologist

Job Description

The Radiology Technologist is responsible for performing diagnostic radiographic procedures to produce high-quality images of various parts of the body. This role involves working directly with patients, assisting radiologists, and ensuring adherence to safety and regulatory standards.

Shift: 4pm-12am Monday-Friday. Alternating weekends and holidays

Key Responsibilities:

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• Perform radiographic examinations by accurately positioning patients and selecting appropriate technical factors.
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• Assist radiologists with fluoroscopy and other diagnostic procedures.
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• Prepare and administer contrast media using sterile techniques, including mixing barium for contrast studies.
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• Develop radiographic films using automatic or daylight processing systems.
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• Explain procedures to patients, ensuring informed consent is obtained.
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• Practice proper patient handling and transfer techniques for safety and comfort.
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• Maintain cleanliness and orderliness of assigned radiographic rooms.
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• Ensure proper disposal of biomedical waste in compliance with CDC and OSHA regulations.
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• Maintain daily work logs and worksheets for assigned rooms.
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• Monitor and replenish room supplies, including respiratory and suction tubing.
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• Use personal protective equipment (e.g., particulate respirators) when working with patients suspected or confirmed to have tuberculosis.
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• Rotate through radiographic, fluoroscopic, and operating room imaging assignments as scheduled.
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• Follow all hospital, federal, and state regulations, especially those related to radiation, electrical, and mechanical safety.
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• Support departmental quality assurance (QA) goals and uphold hospital mission and values in daily activities.
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Qualifications:

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• Current New York State license and registration in Radiologic Technology.
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• Graduate of an approved school of Radiologic Technology.
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• ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists) certification.
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• Strong verbal communication and interpersonal skills.
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• Demonstrated commitment to high-quality patient care and service excellence.
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