Diagnostic Radiology Technologist - Night Shift

Live Well Homecare; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Live Well Homecare seeks a Radiologic Technologist to perform standardized radiographic and fluoroscopic examinations, operate equipment, and maintain detailed records in a clinical setting. The role emphasizes accurate patient positioning, protective measures, and collaboration with physicians.

The candidate will graduate from a Specialty Training Program in Radiologic Technology, demonstrate strong patient care and teamwork, and participate in QA/QC activities and student education as part of

Qualifications

• Graduate from a Specialty Training Program in Radiologic Technology.
• Experience operating radiologic and fluoroscopic equipment preferred.

Responsibilities

• Perform radiological and fluoroscopic exams using proper patient positioning, identification, and exposure techniques.
• Operate all equipment within the modality proficiently.
• Set up and adjust immobilization and radiation protective devices.
• Analyze patient characteristics such as body size, age, and suspected pathology to ensure accurate examinations.
• Assist physicians with various procedures.
• Report equipment malfunctions and coordinate repairs or adjustments.
• Maintain detailed records and documentation.
• Participate in Quality Assurance/Quality Control activities.
• Contribute to the educational training of students.

Skills

Patient care

Equipment operation

Record-keeping

QA/QC

Teamwork

Education

Specialty Training in Radiologic Technology

Job description

Job Summary

Responsible for performing a variety of standardized radiographic and fluoroscopic examinations, operating equipment, and maintaining related records.

Job Summary

Responsible for performing a variety of standardized radiographic and fluoroscopic examinations, operating equipment, and maintaining related records.

Key Responsibilities

• Perform radiological and fluoroscopic exams using proper patient positioning, identification, and exposure techniques.
• Operate all equipment within the modality proficiently.
• Set up and adjust immobilization and radiation protective devices.
• Analyze patient characteristics such as body size, age, and suspected pathology to ensure accurate examinations.
• Assist physicians with various procedures.
• Report equipment malfunctions and coordinate repairs or adjustments.
• Maintain detailed records and documentation.
• Participate in Quality Assurance/Quality Control activities.
• Contribute to the educational training of students.

The role is primarily performed in a clinical environment, requiring adherence to policies and procedures. The position demands a graduate from a Specialty Training Program in Radiologic Technology and involves skills in patient care, equipment operation, record-keeping, and collaborative teamwork.