Interventional Cardiac Cath Lab Radiologic Technologist - PART TIME

Exhibits strong knowledge of departmental function and operation.

Explains procedure to patient before starting exam.

Prepares and positions patients correctly for specific examinations.

Reads orders and the suspected pathology to make sure the correct tests are performed.

Accurately produces quality images.

Maintains skills in the treatment and care for patients from newborn to geriatrics and understands techniques for different ages.

Maintains equipment in a clean and safe manner.

Consults with the radiation safety officer regarding radiation safety issues.

Demonstrates adherence to radiation safety policies and procedures in daily practice, including use of radiation protection and questioning females of childbearing age about pregnancy.

Is knowledgeable of Radiology’s chain of command and demonstrates adherence to it.

In absence of Lead Special Procedures Technologist, handles equipment service calls.

Stays up-to-date on coding and billing practices and changes.

Schedules special procedures efficiently and coordinates with nursing availability.

Knowledgeable of and follows each physician’s specific protocols for special procedures.

Performs other duties as assigned.

Minimum education, knowledge, skills, and abilities required

Professional knowledge of Radiology and practice at a level normally acquired through the completion of an accredited school of Radiologic Technology.

Must be a registered Radiologic Technologist or registry eligible pass the registry within one year of hire.

Must have current ACLS certification or obtain within six months of assignment in department.

If assigned to the Neuro-Alert Team, additional stroke education is required. Refer to Administrative Policy A-148 for education requirements.