Radiologic Technologist

Overview

• Perform routine radiographic procedures ensuring high-quality imaging across main and satellite locations.
• Assist with fluoroscopic procedures, maintaining clean and adequately stocked rooms.
• Assess patient condition, ensuring proper positioning, immobilization, and safe transfer techniques.
• Adhere to ALARA principles and infection control policies to minimize radiation exposure and promote safety.
• Complete requisitions accurately, verifying patient identity and confirming correct exam site and body part.
• Maintain thorough records and complete quality assurance tasks efficiently.
• Operate diagnostic radiographic equipment appropriately and report malfunctions promptly.
• Supervise and support clinical instruction of student radiographers.
• Maintain professional competency through continuing education and compliance with licensure requirements.

Key Responsibilities & Duties

• Perform routine radiographic procedures ensuring high-quality imaging results.
• Assist in fluoroscopic procedures and maintain clean, adequately stocked rooms.
• Assess patient condition and ensure proper positioning and safe transfer techniques.
• Adhere to ALARA principles and infection control policies to ensure safety.
• Complete requisitions accurately and verify patient identity and exam details.
• Maintain accurate records and complete quality assurance tasks efficiently.
• Operate diagnostic radiographic equipment and report malfunctions promptly.
• Supervise and support clinical instruction of student radiographers.
• Maintain professional competency through continuing education and compliance with licensure requirements.

Job Requirements

• Graduation from an American Medical Association-approved two-year Radiologic Technology program.
• Minimum of two years of experience as a Staff Radiologic Technologist in a hospital setting.
• Current New York State licensure in Radiologic Technology.
• Certification from the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) preferred.
• Basic Cardiac Life Support (BCLS) certification.
• Strong communication, time management, and customer service skills.
• Proficiency in basic computer and data entry tasks.
• Commitment to maintaining professional competency through continuing education.
• Ability to supervise and support student radiographers effectively.