Radiology Clinical Coordinator - Methodist

Number of Positions In Requisition

1

This role is (4) 10 hour shifts, days tbd

Reporting to the Radiology Manager, this position will maintain ~60% clinical duties, with the remainder of time spent in coordinating departmental operations and providing guidance to staff.

• Interacts with co-workers, visitors, and other staff consistent with the values of Jefferson.
• Operates imaging equipment for diagnostic and/or therapeutic purposes.
• Monitors patient condition during imaging procedures, alerting the physician of any complications.
• Provides radiologists with high-quality images to aid in diagnosis.
• Complies with all imaging safety regulations.
• Properly positions patients and imaging equipment prior to procedures. Administers oral or injected contract prior to procedures when necessary.
• Creates and maintains reports regarding patient data and radiologic treatment records
• Responsible for maintaining high quality imaging procedures produced by staff technologists.
• Conducts on-going reviews to ensure quality of work, including conducting reviews for Quality Assurance reports.
• Responsible for precepting new staff, developing staff and facilities to meet new and existing needs
• Organizes and coordinates services provided, oversees operations in accordance with hospital’s policies and procedures
• Monitors and controls patient flow to optimize unit productivity.
• Assures that departmental policy and procedure standards are implemented in all aspects of operation.
• Assists with departmental staffing schedules in order to ensure appropriate turnaround times are consistently maintained

• High School Diploma/GED

• Bachelor’s Degree
• Associate’s Degree

• 5 years of related experience.

• Knowledge of radiography tools, techniques and applications, ability to utilize imaging technology on patients for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes.
• Knowledge of radiographic equipment and processes, ability to use this knowledge to review and evaluate images generated in order to ensure their adequate quality for diagnostic activities.
• Knowledge of the equipment used in clinical diagnosis, treatment and monitoring, ability to select, procure, maintain, and quality check and dispose of medical equipment in compliance with related policies.
• Knowledge of coaching concepts and methods, ability to encourage, motivate, and guide individuals or teams in learning and improving effectiveness.
• Knowledge of radiation safety regulations, principles, techniques and nuclear materials handling, ability to apply this knowledge to resolve safety issues.
• Knowledge of radiology and applicable laws and regulations governing proper materials storage, handling and disposal as well as radiology-related conduct, ability to demonstrate ethical behavior in diverse situations.
• Understanding of the necessity and value of teamwork, ability to work effectively as part of a team.
• Knowledge of and ability to apply appropriate policies, procedures and management methods to maximize operating room efficiency and productivity.

• BLS
  - Basic Life Support AHA
  - American Heart Association and
• BS
  - Breast Sonography ARRT
  - American Registry of Radiologic Technologists or
• RDMS
  - Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer
  - American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography or
• CNMT
  - Certified Nuclear Medical Technologist
  - Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board or

• May require travel between Jefferson sites.
• Obtain IV certification as necessary and administer contrast agent as required.
• Advanced certifications modality specific preferred, ex: MRSO, RVT, PET, CT

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