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Radiologic Technologist; South Shore Urgent Care

Job in Quincy, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, 02171, USA
Listing for: South Shore Health
Full Time position
Listed on 2025-12-31
Job specializations:
  • Healthcare
    Radiologic Technologist / CT Tech
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 37.37 - 50.3 USD Hourly USD 37.37 50.30 HOUR
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Position: Radiologic Technologist (South Shore Urgent Care)

If you are an existing employee of South Shore Health then please apply through the internal career site.

Requisition Number: R-21188

Facility: LOC
0021 - Health Express-Kingston
182 Summer Street Kingston, MA 02364

Department Name: HXP Urgent Care Weymouth

Status: Full time

Budgeted

Hours:

40

Shift: Varied Shifts (United States of America)

Under the direction of the Department Manager, performs interpretive, patient care and technical functions to insure proper radiologic diagnosis of patients.

Compensation Pay Range: $37.37 - $50.30

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
  • 1
    - Patient Care
    • a - Confirm patient’s identity.
    • b - Evaluate patient’s ability to understand and comply with requirements for the requested examination.
    • c - Explain and confirm patient’s preparation (e.g., diet restrictions, preparatory medications) prior to radiographic/fluoroscopic examinations.
    • d - Examine radiographic requisition to verify accuracy and completeness of information (e.g., patient history, clinical diagnosis).
    • e - Sequence imaging procedures to avoid residual contrast material affecting future exams.
    • f - Responsible for medical equipment attached to patients (e.g., IV’s, oxygen) during the radiographic procedures.
    • g - Provide for patient safety, comfort, and modesty.
    • h - Communicate scheduling delays to waiting patients.
    • i - Verify or obtain patient consent as necessary (e.g., contrast studies).
    • j - Explain procedure instructions to patient or patient’s family.
  • 2 - (continued from #
    1)
    • a - Practice standard precautions.
    • b - Follow appropriate procedures when in contact with patient in isolation.
    • c - Select immobilization devices, when indicated, to prevent patient’s movement and/or ensure patients safety.
    • d - Use proper body mechanics and/or mechanical transfer devices when assisting patient.
    • e - Prior to administration of contrast agent, gather information to determine appropriate dosage, and to determine if patient is at increased risk of adverse reaction.
    • f - Confirm type of contrast media and prepare for administration.
    • g - Use sterile or aseptic technique and prepare for administration.
    • h - Observe patient after administration of contrast media to detect adverse reactions.
    • i - Recognize need for prompt medical attention and administer emergency care.
    • j - Explain post-procedural instructions to patient or patient’s family.
  • 3 - (continued from #2)
    • a - Maintain confidentiality of patient’s information.
    • b - Document required information on patient’s medical record (e.g., radiographic requisitions, radiographs).
    • c - Quality assures exams performed to capture the technical and room time.
    • d - Performs work of equal skill, effort and responsibility as directed and may perform work of a higher level in preparation for increase responsibility.
  • 4
    - Radiation Protection
    • a - Clean, disinfect or sterilize facilities and equipment, and dispose of contaminated items in preparation for next examination.
    • b - Evaluate the need for and use of protective shielding.
    • c - Take appropriate precautions to minimize radiation exposure to patient.
    • d - Question female patient of child-bearing age about possible pregnancy and take appropriate action (i.e., document response, contact physician).
    • e - Restrict beam to limit exposure area, improve image quality, and reduce radiation dose.
    • f - Set kVp, mA and time or automatic exposure system to achieve optimum image quality, safe operating conditions, and minimum radiation dose.
    • g - Prevent all unnecessary persons from remaining in area during x-ray exposure.
    • h - Take appropriate precautions to minimize occupation radiation exposure.
    • i - Wear a personnel monitoring device while on duty.
    • j - Evaluate individual occupational exposure reports to determine if values for the reporting period are within established limits.
  • 5
    - Equipment Operation
    • a - Prepare and operate radiographic unit and accessories.
    • b - Prepare and operate fluoroscopy unit and accessories.
    • c - Prepare and operate digital imaging devices.
  • 6
    - Image Production
    • a - Remove all radiopaque materials from patient or table that could interfere with the radiographic image.
    • b - Select equipment and accessories (e.g., grid, compensating filters, shielding for the examination requested).
    • c - Use radiopaque…
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