Bone Densitometry Technician — Imaging Specialist

Kaiser Permanente; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Kaiser Permanente in San Francisco seeks a Bone Densitometry Technologist to operate bone densitometry equipment and produce high-quality images, supporting diagnostic imaging and patient care under supervision.

The role requires a California Bone Densitometry Technologist Permit and Basic Life Support, along with ~2 years of relevant experience in a high-volume imaging setting; training and quality assurance are emphasized.

Qualifications

• Two years of bone densitometry or high-volume imaging department experience.
• High School Diploma or GED with California bone densitometry training.
• Graduate of an accredited Medical Assisting Program or Kaiser Permanente program, or equivalent experience.
• Must hold Bone Densitometry Technologist Permit (California) and Basic Life Support.

Responsibilities

• Assists radiologists and/or technologists during procedures. Maintains the highest standard of patient care as specified in regional and local policies and procedures.
• Assembles supplies needed for examinations and transports patients as needed.
• Operates and records bone densitometry images of optimal diagnostic quality by set standards and procedures based upon individual patient needs.
• Completes scans re-analysis and distribution to referring physicians, outpatient records, and bone density files.
• Performs archiving, copying, and sending discs; maintains daily logs, patient schedules and related clerical duties.
• Understands the computer programs and required protocols for examinations.
• Maintains proper file room inventories and cleanliness of the bone density suite and imaging areas.
• Answers phones and explains department procedures when needed.
• Must be able to train new B.D.T. employees and students, as needed.
• Perform other related duties as necessary.

Education

High School Diploma/GED

California approved Bone Densitometry training

Medical Assisting Program or Kaiser Permanente program

Job description

Kaiser Permanente in San Francisco seeks a Bone Densitometry Technologist to operate bone densitometry equipment and produce high-quality images, supporting diagnostic imaging and patient care under supervision.

The role requires a California Bone Densitometry Technologist Permit and Basic Life Support, along with ~2 years of relevant experience in a high-volume imaging setting; training and quality assurance are emphasized.