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The Radiographer, under the guidance of an Imaging Supervisor, is responsible for performing diagnostic radiologic examinations, assisting physicians with radiologic procedures, preparing examinations for interpretation, maintaining radiation safety, and managing supplies. Qualifications
Associate's degree in Radiologic Technology from an AMA approved school. Licensure/Certification: Registered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technology (ARRT) and maintaining licensure requirements with the state. CPR certification is also required.
Less than one year of experience in a staff radiographer role preferred. Job-related
Must have working knowledge of computer programs, excellent communication skills, strong organization skills, critical thinking abilities, and the capacity to make independent decisions. Organizational Expectations and Responsibilities Mission and Service Values: Empathy: Understand others' perspectives and provide compassionate, patient-centered care. Integrity: Take responsibility for actions; deliver on promises and commitments with ethical behavior.
Stewardship: Use resources wisely and respect the time of patients and peers. Agility: Proactively find creative solutions and respond promptly to concerns. Teamwork: Collaborate effectively, treat others with respect, and foster a spirit of belonging.
Commitment and Engagement: Quality: Commit to improving personal performance and contributing to quality improvement initiatives. Safety: Maintain a safe work environment and report unsafe conditions. Service: Anticipate and surpass customer needs while utilizing effective communication tools.
Sustainability: Use resources in a timely and cost-effective manner. Personal Engagement: Organization Commitment: Comply with policies and work to create a positive work experience. Personal Commitment: Take ownership of the job and engage fully in work responsibilities.
Personal Growth: Demonstrate a commitment to ongoing learning and professional development. Essential Job Functions Perform and document diagnostic radiographic examinations upon the order of an approved healthcare provider. Ensure appropriate handoff and continuity of care communication to the next caregiver.
Analyze radiographic examinations for quality control purposes. Prepare completed examinations for interpretation by the radiologist. Operate all radiographic equipment and facility-based computer systems.
Administer oral and intravenous contrast media under the direction of a physician/protocol. Transport and position patients safely and appropriately. Assist physicians with special procedures involving radiography.
Participate in quality assurance activities related to radiographic care. Physical Capacity Demand Role involves sedentary work where exertion of up to 10 pounds of force may be required occasionally. Position may involve sitting most of the time, but requires occasional walking or standing.
Job Considerations Psychological/Mental: Analytical abilities, memory, problem-solving, and creativity are essential. Cognitive: Effective communication and collaboration with co-workers, physicians, and patients; prioritizing tasks; exercising judgment.
About the role
The Radiographer, under the guidance of an Imaging Supervisor, is responsible for performing diagnostic radiologic examinations, assisting physicians with radiologic procedures, preparing examinations for interpretation, maintaining radiation safety, and managing supplies.