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Shift Days: Weekdays Hours per Week: 40 Contract Length: 13 Week(s) Start Date: ASAP Details of Assignment: Candidate would work in Mammo and perform X-ray/Fluoro/C-arm exams during the week. Saturday would be a full Mammo shift. *please note staff will only be doing 1 day of Mammo each week* Knowledge of: Radiologic science, mammography, and/or interventional radiography Radiation safety practices and regulations, including California Code of Regulations, Title 17 Patient positioning techniques Body substance precautions and proper body mechanics General knowledge of California Title 22 regulations Ability to: Follow oral and written instructions to perform diagnostic imaging procedures Provide efficient and compassionate patient care Perform CPR and venipuncture Communicate effectively and resolve issues with patients, physicians, coworkers, students, and other customers Adhere to safety and preventive practices that minimize radiation exposure, accidents, health hazards, and other workplace risks Demonstrate full range of physical motion, manual dexterity, and hand-eye coordination Maintain clinical competency through continuing education and adapt to evolving technologies Plan, organize, train, and provide leadership and direction to staff Work tactfully, empathetically, and effectively with patients of varying backgrounds and conditions Deliver exceptional customer service to both internal and external customers Respect and support the cultural and linguistic diversity of the community served Maintain punctuality and attendance standards required to meet operational goals and deadlines Typical Duties and
Perform diagnostic imaging procedures in advanced imaging specialties such as Mammography or Interventional Radiology, as well as general diagnostic imaging using fixed, portable, digital, fluoroscopic, and other imaging equipment. Verify patient identity using two approved identifiers, position patients appropriately, select technical imaging factors based on patient assessment and radiologic principles, and process diagnostic images.
Apply radiation safety principles in compliance with federal, state, and departmental standards, utilizing appropriate shielding, protective devices, and imaging techniques to keep radiation exposure As Low As Reasonably Achievable (ALARA). Wear and maintain radiation monitoring devices and enforce safety procedures related to magnetic and radiologic environments. Assess patient conditions before, during, and after procedures, responding appropriately to changes and documenting observations as required.
Monitor imaging and medical equipment, troubleshooting or reporting malfunctions promptly. Document procedures, events, and patient information accurately in electronic medical records and departmental logs according to regulatory, hospital, and departmental requirements. Label images and documentation with appropriate patient identification, technologist information, date, time, and laterality.
Transport and assist patients as needed, including transfers to and from examination tables. Schedule procedures, enter and manage electronic orders, prepare images and documentation for interpretation, and coordinate patient flow when assigned. Perform venipuncture and CPR as required.
Assist physicians with contrast administration, sterile and non-sterile setup, instrumentation, medical devices, and procedural support. Train and mentor student technologists and support clinical education programs. Participate in departmental Quality Improvement initiatives.
Clean, maintain, and inspect imaging equipment, instruments, and procedure rooms, reporting any deficiencies. Maintain patient records and data integrity using Radiology Information Systems (Radiant), Electronic Medical Record systems (ccLink/EPIC), and Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS). Collaborate with physicians to resolve imaging-related questions and concerns.
Comply with all applicable federal, state, and local regulations, including Joint Commission (TJC) standards and HIPAA requirements. Perform other duties as assigned. Lead Technologist Responsibilities (When Assigned): Prioritize and assign work to technologists and support staff, including workflow management, staff rotations, and workload distribution based on available resources.
Assist with work schedule preparation and generate workflow and productivity reports. Monitor inventory levels, order supplies, and maintain adequate stock. Serve as a preceptor and trainer for new employees and staff learning new equipment or procedures.
Conduct orientation, document staff competencies, and provide ongoing technical and positioning guidance to team members.