Radiologic Technologist / CT Technologist

Description

 *Sign-on Bonus & Tuition Assistance Available*

Days and Hours:

• Weekdays - Approx 7:00 am - 5:00 pm, 4 days per week
• Saturday morning (8:00 AM - 12:00 PM) rotation required during weekend On Call Rotation (about once a month)
• On Call rotation required (maximum 30 minute response time)

Job Title: Radiologic Technologist and CT Technologist

Department: Radiology Services

Reports To: Director of Radiology Services

Position Summary: Performs multiple imaging modalities, including X-ray, CT, DEXA, and C-arm fluoroscopy. Must be registered with ARRT and State of Nebraska Licensed. Successfully completed an accredited educational program related to CT or provide/perform documented training of CT proficiency. On the job CT training is available. A Mammography or Ultrasound certification is a plus. 

Job Duties and Responsibilities

General imaging

• Practice Radiation Safety and ALARA
• Adjusts imaging equipment settings; determines proper voltage and exposure; positions patients properly.
• Understands and performs Quality Control / Quality Assurance
• Review exams and report results to ordering providers
• Must be registered with ARRT and State of Nebraska Licensed and successfully completed an accredited educational program related to CT or provide/perform documented training of CT proficiency.

X-Ray Examinations

• Performing diagnostic exam that utilize ionizing radiation

CT Scans

• Performs examinations using Computerized Tomography and utilizing contrast media that perform cross-sectional anatomy that produces an image and numerical value to tissue density.

Bone Density Scans (DEXA)

• Measure bone mineral density at a specific at a specific anatomical site and calculate total body bone mineral content

C-Arm and Surgical Procedures

• Operate C-arm during orthopedic cases, pain management procedures, or general surgical procedures as needed

Mammography (a plus!)

• Understand Risk Factors for Breast Cancer and educate patients to perform self-breast exams and promote awareness through various types of education
• Understand ACR/MQSA requirements for accreditation, compliance and evaluation. Understand screening guideline, patient positioning, safety, ALARA, image quality and documentation, perform QC/QA. Current with CEU’s. Cross training available

 Ultrasound Examinations (a plus!)

• Perform US procedures on adult and pediatric patients for the purpose of diagnosis and/or treatment of anatomic and physiological disorders
• Perform procedures relating to Abdomen, Limited 1st trimester OB and GYN, Breast, Small Parts, and MSK
• Successful completion of an accredited educational program related to Ultrasound and be ARDMS registered or provide/perform documented training of competency of Ultrasound exams

Requirements

Education and/or Experience:

• Licensed in the State of Nebraska as a Medical Radiographer
• ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologist) certification
• Basic Life Support (BLS)

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

• Ability to work cooperatively and communicate effectively to maintain good working relationships with staff, healthcare providers, and patients
• Must be capable of communicating clearly (reading, writing and speaking) in the English Language.
• Must be proficient in the operation of a personal computer with Microsoft Office and the Internet
• Must be capable of reading and comprehending complex healthcare laws and regulations.

Other Requirements: Must take On Call rotation at minimum one weekday and weekend rotations (every 5 weekends). Also must have the ability to report on site within 30 minutes for Call Backs, preferably sooner.