RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST - Orthopedic Associates of Meadville- Full Time

$2,500 SIGN ON BONUS (EXTERNAL CANDIDATES)

• Operating imaging equipment and adjusting settings to capture high-quality diagnostic images


• Position patients accurately and perform imaging study as ordered


• Follow safety guidelines to protect patients and staff from unnecessary radiation exposure


• Review and evaluate images for clarity and diagnostic quality


• Maintain and troubleshoot equipment as needed


• Participate in continuing education and professional development opportunities as required

Education and Training:

• High School Diploma


• Radiology Technologist Degree


• Certified by ARRT

Experience:

• Minimum 2 years radiology experience preferred


• Physician office experience preferred

Summary of Position:  Performs quality x-rays in a timely manner

Duties and Job Responsibilities:

• Prepare patients for radiology procedures.


• Import outside patient radiology exams into PACS system.


• Maintain patient safety.


• Maintain film badges.


• Communicate with patients and other medical facilities regarding radiology tests/films and CD’s.


• Assist with patient flow by rooming patients and obtaining vital signs.


• Prepare patient for examination by practitioner.


• Assure the radiology area is clean and organized.


• Observe and comply with all OAM personnel policies and procedures.


• Communicate and interact effectively with patients and families, physicians, peers and other team members to maximize successful patient outcomes.


• Maintain the confidentiality of patient and staff related information.


• Follow compliance and safety requirements.


• Other duties as assigned.


• Perform Quality Control measures as needed


• Formulating and understanding repeat analysis


• Maintain supplies within Radiology


• Communicate equipment errors and malfunctions with MMC Bio-Med or appropriate service engineers

Qualifications, Credentials and Skills:

• Current AART certification.


• Current CPR and AED certification.


• Excellent patient care skills.


• Strong organizational skills.


• Verbal and written skills necessary to communicate clearly and professionally with coworkers, patients, insurance companies and physician office personnel.


• Project and maintain a positive image in telephone interactions with patients, insurance companies, other health care providers and coworkers and maintain an appearance of composure under stressful situations.


• Basic computer, calculator, fax, copier skills.

Other Qualifications:          

• Ability to work as a team member of various work groups and multi-disciplinary problem solving teams.


• Ability to hear and communicate via telephone with patients and staff.


• Ability to exercise good judgment, work independently without close supervision and respond to concerns of others with tact.


• Ability to organize and prioritize duties, shifting suddenly to new tasks as priorities change, adjusting work schedule to reflect changing situations and requirements.


• Ability to concentrate in a busy work area.

Foundational Values:        

• Observe and comply with OAM Core Values.


• Provide professional and friendly atmosphere.


• Provide excellent customer service.


• Introduce self when greeting patients and visitors in person or via telephone.


• Follow appropriate chain of command for reporting issues such as grievances, patient complaints and staffing issues.


• Use time effectively.


• Treat all people fairly regardless of age, race, sex, disability, religion, etc.