Radiologic Technologist​/LMRT Urgent Care Blount Part Time Evenings

Performs a variety of diagnostic procedures utilizing ionizing radiation for diagnosis of disease processes and delineation of both normal/abnormal anatomy as well as pathological conditions in areas of the human body.

• Director—Radiology/ Department Manager & Rehab Satellite Services Manager

Supervisory Responsibilities: NO

Minimum Education: High School/GED Required.

Degree: Completion of an accredited Radiological program.

License/Certification

Required:

Registered by the American Registry of Radiographic Technology (ARRT) or Registry eligible.

Minimum

Work Experience:

New graduate or 1 year of general radiology experience required. Pediatric experience preferred.

• Ability to operate varies x-ray equipment, fluoroscopic and auxiliary equipment to produce quality images.
• Possesses Leadership qualities.
• Able to adapt to new programs and equipment upgrades as radiological field advances, effective organizational and time management skills, effective written and verbal communication skills.

• Maintains up-to-date knowledge and skill levels in:
  Area of expertise to ensure production of high quality images ( Portable, C-arm, Fluoroscopy, Digital Radiography (DR), Computed Radiography (CR)), Safe operation of equipment and accessories with proper warm-up exposure, daily QC and good reporting techniques ( Follows proper shutdown procedures for scanning and processing equipment, Cleans equipment without damaging it, Keeps assigned area clean and organized.), Quality Control guidelines, State and Federal regulations and department policies/procedures, Utilization of the Picture Archiving and Communications System (PACS) (Creates and Imports CDs, and Notifies the department and/or PACS manager of any errors or outstanding problems with completing patient data.),
  
  Completion of Safety Reports, and Basic scheduling in Community Wide Scheduling (CWS).
• Demonstrates Radiation and MRI Safety and Protection techniques to minimize hazards, including: ALARA, Dosimetry, Shielding, Collimation, and Magneic field.
• Performs correct exam on correct patient:
  Utilize two patient identifiers: name and date of birth, and Verify the Meditech order with the physician's order
• Follows the PACS and Meditech workflow. Reviews, approves and enters information in a timely and accurate manner after each patient. (Including:
  Patient Tracking Data (exam start/end times), Technologist's notes and name, Correct patient history), QA resolution, Moving exams, and Notifies the department and/or PACS manager of any errors or outstanding problems with completing patient data.
• Consults with the radiologist on duty to assure correct scanning parameters when necessary:
  Trauma, Difficult and/or infrequent studies
• Provides technical knowledge and/or monitors the delivery of radiological services:
  Works closely with the MD/PA to coordinate patient examinations that have special circumstances, Ensures that the daily operations are performed in a timely and proficient manner.
• Provides excellent patient care and creates an environment in which customers feel valued and respected.
• Demonstrates a caring and interested manner:
  Listens carefully to customers' questions and concerns; paraphrases their statements; seeks feedback. Maintains an appropriate level of eye contact. Handles telephone calls and in-person contacts in a friendly, courteous and sensitive manner. Promptly acknowledges customers; provides an indication that they will be helped as soon as possible. Helps patients to feel comfortable by introducing self and calling patients by their name.
  
  Provides explanations (within scope of practice) to patients about upcoming exams and procedures, using terminology and phrasing which is responsive to and appropriate for patient's age, language skills, and emotional state. Keeps patients informed about actions to be taken. Promptly and courteously provides the…