X-Ray Technologist
University Orthopedics
- Location
- Onsite (East Providence, Rhode Island)
- Employment
- Full-time
- Level
- Entry Level
About the role
University Orthopedics is a regional referral center affiliated with Brown University’s medical school, providing specialized orthopedic care. This role involves performing X-ray examinations and supporting diagnostic imaging operations across multiple locations.
Skills
Full job details
Job Title: Radiologic Technologist
Reports To: Diagnostic Imaging Manager
This is a full time role as a float for all MA locations.
GENERAL SUMMARY OF DUTIES:
Under the general supervision of the Diagnostic Imaging Supervisor and/or Lead technologist, this position will perform X-Ray examination procedures requested by University Orthopedics (UOI) providers. The work in this position contributes to patient’s overall successful interaction within the office. Exceptional people skills are needed. Must have flexible availability to cover additional locations or shifts if needed.
Essential Job Functions:
- Ensure equipment is functioning properly and report any malfunctions to the lead technologist.
- Properly Identify and prepare patients for radiologic procedures and performs x-ray exams following established protocols and procedures for patient care and safety.
- Accurately select the correct patient, anatomy, and protocols to complete exam.
- Confirm, schedule and log completed radiologic procedures in computer and site schedules.
- Clean and maintain equipment and examination rooms at all times.
- Stocks necessary medical and radiologic supplies.
- Additional duties as assigned by the Manager to meet department needs
REQUIREMENTS:
- Two years of formal training in an approved School of Radiologic Technology.
- American Registry of Radiologic Technologist (R) (ARRT) registration or pending registration
- Current CPR/ BLS certification
- Demonstrate knowledge and skills necessary to provide basic x-ray procedures.
- Knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and body mechanics necessary to safely perform x-ray exams.
- Basic knowledge of radiology equipment including safety hazards common to radiology.
- Basic understanding of computer functions necessary to perform x-ray exams
- Ability to communicate clearly and provide routine diagnostic imaging procedures to children, adolescents, adults, and geriatric patients with consideration to cultural and developmental stages during the exam process.
- Ability to establish effective relationships with providers, staff, patients, and families
- One year of customer service experience in a health care setting is preferred
- Special consideration given for prior orthopedic clinical experience.
- Must be able to travel to all sites if/when necessary.