Radiology Technologist (3109)
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16 hours ago
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Job Summary
Position Summary:
The Radiology Technologist performs diagnostic imaging examinations using established radiologic techniques to support accurate diagnosis and high-quality patient care. Working under the direction of a radiologist and in accordance with departmental protocols the Technologist prepares and positions patients operates imaging equipment and ensures studies are completed safely efficiently and with attention to patient comfort. The role functions as part of a collaborative radiology team working closely with physicians technologists and support staff to maintain smooth patient flow and dependable imaging operations. The position maintains accurate documentation and consistently upholds radiation-safety and quality-assurance standards. Through clinical expertise attention to detail and compassionate patient interaction the Radiology Technologist contributes to a supportive patient-centered care environment and reliable diagnostic outcomes.
Key Responsibilities:
Licenses and Certifications Required:
Educational Requirements:
Experience Requirements:
Special Skills or Training Requirements:
Physical Requirements:
The Radiology Technologist frequently stands walks and assists with lifting turning or positioning patients and imaging equipment. The role requires the ability to push stretchers and wheelchairs move imaging accessories and maintain physical stamina during continuous clinical activity. Adequate vision hearing and manual dexterity are essential for operating equipment assessing image quality and responding to patient needs.
Environmental Requirements:
Work is conducted in diagnostic imaging rooms patient care areas and procedure spaces with regular exposure to radiation-producing equipment (with required safety controls) infection-control considerations and typical hospital noise and activity levels. The role requires adherence to PPE use radiation-safety protocols and privacy standards. Periods of high patient volume and fast-paced workflow are common requiring focus professionalism and effective communication.
The Radiology Technologist performs diagnostic imaging examinations using established radiologic techniques to support accurate diagnosis and high-quality patient care. Working under the direction of a radiologist and in accordance with departmental protocols the Technologist prepares and positions patients operates imaging equipment and ensures studies are completed safely efficiently and with attention to patient comfort. The role functions as part of a collaborative radiology team working closely with physicians technologists and support staff to maintain smooth patient flow and dependable imaging operations. The position maintains accurate documentation and consistently upholds radiation-safety and quality-assurance standards. Through clinical expertise attention to detail and compassionate patient interaction the Radiology Technologist contributes to a supportive patient-centered care environment and reliable diagnostic outcomes.
Key Responsibilities:
- Perform routine and complex diagnostic radiographic procedures in accordance with physician orders departmental protocols and radiation-safety guidelines.
- Prepare and position patients for imaging explaining procedures verifying patient information and ensuring comfort and safety throughout the exam.
- Operate radiographic equipment and related systems monitor image quality and enter required documentation into the electronic health record and radiology information systems.
- Assist with patient transport exam room preparation and workflow coordination to support efficient patient throughput within the Radiology Department.
- Practice ALARA principles to minimize radiation exposure for patients self and others and promptly report equipment issues or safety concerns.
- Participate in departmental quality initiatives support compliance activities and follow all Trinity Health policies procedures and service standards.
Licenses and Certifications Required:
- ARRT registered or registry eligible.
- Basic Life Support (BLS) certification required within 30 days.
- NDMIRTBE licensed (Temporary Active/Current or Conditional).
Educational Requirements:
- Graduate of an accredited Radiology Technology program as evidenced by above license and registered or registry eligible in Radiography with the ARRT.
Experience Requirements:
- Able to position patient part appropriately for diagnostic imaging.
- Able to select technique and adjust techniques according to body habitus.
Special Skills or Training Requirements:
- Diagnostic imaging equipment.
- Hospital and Radiology information system.
- Ability to manage multiple priorities.
- Provides accurate concise and effective oral and written communication.
- Promotes positive environment conducive to teamwork and innovation.
- Promotes cooperation with and respect for other departments.
- Provides timely information to staff and others
- Treats all verbal written or electronic information about patients coworkers or other medical center business confidentially.
- Demonstrates interactive attentive active listening skills.
Physical Requirements:
The Radiology Technologist frequently stands walks and assists with lifting turning or positioning patients and imaging equipment. The role requires the ability to push stretchers and wheelchairs move imaging accessories and maintain physical stamina during continuous clinical activity. Adequate vision hearing and manual dexterity are essential for operating equipment assessing image quality and responding to patient needs.
Environmental Requirements:
Work is conducted in diagnostic imaging rooms patient care areas and procedure spaces with regular exposure to radiation-producing equipment (with required safety controls) infection-control considerations and typical hospital noise and activity levels. The role requires adherence to PPE use radiation-safety protocols and privacy standards. Periods of high patient volume and fast-paced workflow are common requiring focus professionalism and effective communication.
Required Experience:
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Trinity Health is one of the largest not-for-profit, Catholic health care systems in the nation. It is a family of 115,000 colleagues and nearly 26,000 physicians and clinicians caring for diverse communities across 25 states. Nationally recognized for care and experience, the Trinity ... View more
