Radiology Technologist

Description

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Reports To: Director of Medical Imaging

Status: 80 hours a pay period

Shift: varies

Job Schedule: Varies

Weekly Hours: 40 hours

Pay: HRMC offers a competitive salary.

*New Graduates welcome to apply!

Statement of Purpose:

Provides patient services using imaging modalities including radiography, nuclear medicine, diagnostic ultrasound, and CT. Administers roentgen rays and radioactive substances to patients; operates X-ray equipment; processes images; prepares examination room, equipment, supplies, and medications.

 Demonstrates the mission of HRMC by displaying REACH, our core value system:

• Respectful - We value the unique talents, ideas, contributions, and circumstances of each individual.
• Engaged - We value being active, positive participants at work and in our communities.
• Available - We value providing local access to care for our communities while being present for each other.
• Competent - We value knowledgeable, people-centered, innovative, and technology driven teams.
• Helpful - We value always helping others with kindness and compassion.

Requirements

• Graduate from an accredited school of Radiologic Technology and additional training in Nuclear Medicine, Ultrasound, and CT as necessary. Must be ARRT registered. Cross training to other modalities.
• Physical stamina requisite to move and manipulate the equipment used in the several modalities.
• Physical stamina requisite to standing, walking, stooping, pulling, pushing, pulling, reaching, and lifting while transporting patients and in the examination room.
• Visual, auditory and speech acuity requisite to verbal and written communication with patients, families, physicians and other persons involved with the patient's care.

Working Conditions:

• Work involves working with patients in all degrees of chronic and acute illness, and in dealing with their families.
• Work is intermittently light (exerting/lifting up to 20 pounds occasionally, up to 10 pounds frequently, or a negligible amount constantly) to heavy (exerting/lifting up to 100 pounds occasionally, up to 50 pounds frequently and 20 pounds constantly) and is performed in a variety of settings within the hospital in a climate controlled environment.
• Work involves possible exposure to radiation. Personal safety requires adherence to protective radiation safety techniques.
• Work may be repetitious.