Radiology Tech - PRN

Under general supervision of the Imaging Manager, prepares equipment and patients for radiographic procedures. Safely and accurately performs radiographic procedures and functions, as ordered and directed according to established practices and procedures. Maintains a safe environment to deliver the highest quality patient care and accurate imaging.

• Proper setup, use and operation of X‑ray equipment, utilizing correct settings for each examination.
• Positions patients, and determines proper exposure factors for each radiograph.
• Proper setup, use and operation of mobile X‑ray equipment.
• Uses proper safety standards and radiation protection devices.
• Under direction of a radiologist, administers contrast media of different kinds for evaluation of internal organs and systems.
• Attends all in‑services and meetings as required.
• Maintains patient confidentiality and appropriate handling of PHI.
• Abides by the HMH Legal Compliance Code of Conduct.
• Maintains a safe work environment and reports safety concerns appropriately.
• Performs other related duties as assigned.

• Completion of a formal radiology technology program is required.
• Experience preferred: one year; none required.
• Current State of Texas license required.
• Basic Life Support certification required within 30 days of employment, before patient care is administered independently.
• Registry by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) preferred.

• Medium strength required to position patients for examination or treatment.
• Frequent lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling, standing and walking.
• Occasional reaching, bending, squatting, climbing, kneeling, twisting.
• Visual and hearing acuity required; depth perception needed to examine exposed film for pertinent details.
• Work is mostly inside, with good ventilation and comfortable temperature.
• Possible exposure to toxic/caustic chemicals or detergents, moving mechanical parts, potential electric shock, radiant energy, communicable diseases, blood‑borne pathogens.