Senior Advanced Post Processing Imaging Specialist FGP Radiology

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We have an exciting opportunity to join our team as a Senior Advanced Post Processing Imaging Specialist (FGP) - Radiology.

In this role, the successful candidate manipulates digital radiographic data, typically (although not exclusively) CT and MRI, utilizing specialized post-processing software to provide visualization and quantitative analysis of diagnostic and interventional imaging studies. The Specialist is responsible for the creation, measurement, annotation and transfer of post processing image data to and from workstations situated in the imaging lab and elsewhere to locations throughout the medical center in both an accurate and timely manner and utilizes the radiology information system to update scheduling and billing records.

The incumbent is expected to have an experienced, practical working knowledge of information networks, operating systems and post processing software commonly utilized in an imaging lab. They require a working familiarity with the radiographic modalities that are commonly post processed and are expected to be well versed in the acquisition and appearance of cross sectional and angiographic imaging. They must have an understanding of basic human anatomy, pathology and medical terminology.

They must be able to evaluate the quality and accuracy of the imaging data they are utilizing as well as that of the post processed images they create.

The Specialist is expected to have the knowledge and experience sufficient to work independently and autonomously on projects in the imaging lab under the supervision of the Manager and Director. They must be self-motivated and adaptable. They will work directly with physicians, other health professionals, researchers and administrators both within and outside of the medical center

• Operates computer software for production of post-processed images from CT, MRI, Angiography and other modality datasets for optimal visualization of patients anatomic structures and pathologic processes.
• Understands and recognizes the indications for performance of post processing and which imaging studies in the daily radiology department workflow are appropriate.
• Performs targeted custom and standardized views, manipulates the appearance of the images and performs quantitative measurements.
• Evaluates the quality and accuracy of the source images and of the post-processed images including recognition of artifacts and other erroneous data.
• Ensures that images requiring post processing or manipulation are networked to appropriate workstations and that the finished product is networked to PACS and other viewing or archival systems in a timely manner.
• Works in conjunction with radiologists and other physicians to ensure that the post processed images satisfy the clinical requirements and are of maximal clinical value.
• Uses the radiology information system to update…