This role is generally responsible for providing clinically relevant information to assist the physician with the diagnosis and treatment of vascular patients. The duties are geared toward performing the primary diagnostic examination to assist the physician decide the optimal procedure that will best help the patient. All activities should be performed consistent with the Radiologic Technician’s education and training, and in accordance with facility policies and procedures and applicable professional standards.
Vascular and Interventional Radiology Experience preferred.
This role will report to the Lead Radiologic Technician for clinical matters and to the Office Manager for operational matters.
- Prepare exam room and equipment to conduct radiologic examinations in accordance with infectious disease, sterilization, and patient safety protocols, policies, and procedures
- Conduct patient clinical assessment and perform the diagnostic medical examination ordered by the supervising physician in accordance with professional and facility protocols
- Utilize all radiographic equipment to perform x-rays, including surgical and portable equipment
- Identify anatomical orientation on all required images and assures proper file identification on all images
- Apply independent judgement during the examination to ensure that the appropriate anatomical, pathological, and clinical conditions are accurately captured in the examination images
- Review examination images, synthesize examination results, and prepare preliminary findings
- Assist as surgical technician (scrub technician) in procedures as needed
- Perform quality control procedures to ensure that the equipment operates at optimal levels and manage a preventive maintenance program for equipment
- Provide detailed and accurate procedure information for collection in databases, such as OEIS, maintain an understanding of purpose of data collection, and provide support for data entry as needed
- Perform procedures in compliance with Standards of Care, facility and regulatory requirements, and ARRT Standards of Ethics
- Maintain quality standards as it relates to HIPAA regulations
- Associate’s degree or Bachelor’s degree in radiography, radiation therapy, or nuclear medicine preferred
- ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologist) certified
- 1-4 years of experience in as general radiologic technologist preferred
- Ability to communicate with patients, visitors, and employees within the organization
- Ability to adequately use the department's computerized system and its associated devices
$40/hour - $55/hour. Negotiable based on skills and experience.