Radiology Tech 2 - Radiology - Main

Education Qualifications

• Technical Program Radiologic Technology

Licenses and Certifications

• Radiology Technologist
• BLS
• ARRT Registered

Experience Qualifications

• Graduate of a two year radiologic technology program from an accredited school.
• 2 years of progressively responsible experience in a hospital diagnostic imaging department.

The Radiology Technologist II performs a wide range of general diagnostic radiographic procedures with minimal supervision, using independent judgment and technical expertise to produce high‑quality imaging for diverse patient populations. Operating under the direction of a Radiologist, Administrative Director, Radiology Team Leader, or Section Manager, this technologist performs routine and complex radiographic exams, including trauma imaging, complex portable studies, fluoroscopy, basic C‑arm procedures, and sterile contrast exams. The Radiology Technologist II ensures proper radiation safety practices, assesses age‑specific patient needs, and maintains compliance with departmental protocols and regulatory standards. The technologist assumes responsibility for assigned exam areas, contributes to efficient workflow, and supports the mission, vision, and values of Tampa General Hospital.



What you will do

• Perform high‑quality radiographic examinations using appropriate positioning, technique selection, and established protocols across all patient age groups, ensuring diagnostic image quality.
• Independently perform a broad range of studies, including trauma alerts, complex portable imaging, fluoroscopy procedures, basic C‑arm cases, and sterile contrast examinations.
• Verify exam orders and clinical indications for accuracy and completeness; ensure proper documentation within EMR, RIS, and PACS systems.
• Assess patient condition, provide clear procedural explanations, and maintain patient safety, dignity, and comfort throughout all imaging processes.
• Apply radiation safety standards in accordance with ALARA principles, including appropriate shielding, exposure minimization, and compliance with regulatory requirements.
• Operate and maintain radiographic equipment, accessories, and digital imaging systems; promptly identify and report equipment malfunctions.
• Assist physicians during fluoroscopic and contrast procedures, utilizing sterile technique and supporting clinical requirements.
• Demonstrate independent judgment, critical thinking, and initiative in performing procedures and adapting technical factors to achieve optimal imaging outcomes.
• Transport, position, and assist patients safely using proper body mechanics and patient handling techniques to minimize risk of injury.
• Maintain exam rooms and equipment in a clean, organized, and operationally ready condition; monitor and manage supply inventory levels.
• Accurately document patient care activities, imaging details, contrast usage, and dose indices in EMR/RIS/PACS systems in accordance with departmental and regulatory standards.
• Deliver care that is appropriate to the developmental and chronological age of the patient population served.
• Participate in the development and optimization of imaging procedures, techniques, and technical factors to support departmental standards and continuous improvement.
• Collaborate effectively with team members and contribute to efficient workflow and departmental performance, aligning with organizational goals and TGH standards.