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Radiologic Technologist - Weekend Option

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#EMR #BLS #PACS #Mobile Equipment #Fluoroscopy #Radiologist #Diagnostic Radiology #Radiographs #Contrast Material

Quick overview

The Radiology Technologist performs routine and complex diagnostic radiology procedures under the direction of a Radiologist, which includes positioning patients, setting technical factors, and performing radiographs of various body parts. Duties also involve assisting the radiologist in fluoroscopy examinations requiring contrast material administration and coordinating patient data with PACS and EMR systems.

Requirements summary

Candidates must be a graduate of an AMA approved radiology program and possess a minimum of one year of experience, although this is preferred. Required credentials include Basic Life Support certification, registration by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists in Radiology (R), and Illinois Emergency Management Agency certification.

professional certificateAnatomyFluoroscopyRadiographyContrast Media AdministrationPACS OperationDiagnostic Radiology ProceduresEMR OperationImage Critic

Job description

Job Summary: Weekend option coverage consisting of 10 to 12 hour shifts (Friday) (Saturday) (Sunday)

Location: Belleville, Illinois

Radiology Technologist works under the direction of a Radiologist, performing a variety of routine and complex diagnostic radiology procedures for the purpose of diagnosing abnormalities.

Functions and Duties

Positions, explains procedure and sets technical factors for the appropriate examination.
Performs routine radiographs of skull, chest, pelvis, spine, abdomen and extremities for diagnosis of abnormalities
Receives and evaluates physician orders with patient history and information.
Assist radiologist in fluoroscopy and spot film examinations which require administration of contrast material: e.g., gastrointestinal series, barium enemas, pyelograms, joint injections and cholangiograms.
Prepares contrast media and administers to patient.
Operates fixed and mobile radiographic equipment.
Coordinates patient information with PACS and EMR to save data and radiation dose.
Performs all other duties as assigned.

Minimum Qualifications

Education
Graduate of an AMA approved radiology program required.

Experience
1 year preferred.

Certifications, Licenses, and Registrations
Basic life support certification required.
Registered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists in Radiology (R) required.
Illinois Emergency Management Agency certification to perform Radiology required.

Skills and Abilities
Strong knowledge in anatomy and image critic preferred.

Physical Demands

Sitting

Job requires sitting for extended periods of time.

Walking

Job requires employee to walk considerable distances, to and from work area.

Lifting

Job requires employee to raise or lower up to 25 lbs. from one level to another.

Pulling/Pushing

Job requires exerting force up to 50 lbs. to move an object to or away from employee.

Grasping/Reaching

Job requires the employee to grasp/pick up items and reach for objects.

Sight

Job requires normal vision, with or without correction.

Hearing

Job requires normal hearing, with or without correction.

Speaking

Job requires involves speaking and talking.

Keyboarding: Job requires use of computer

Work Indoors

Yes

Radiation Yes: Bloodbourne pathogens Yes

Weekend option coverage 10- 12 hour shifts Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday