Diagnostic Radiology Technologist - Night Shift

Vetted Solutions; Wilkes-Barre (Luzerne County); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Vetted Solutions is seeking a Radiologic Technologist to perform standardized radiographic and fluoroscopic examinations in a clinical setting. You will operate imaging equipment, ensure correct patient positioning, and maintain meticulous records while upholding safety policies.

This role requires graduation from a Specialty Training Program in Radiologic Technology, a strong commitment to quality and patient care, and the ability to assist physicians during procedures.

Qualifications

• Graduate of a Specialty Training Program in Radiologic Technology.
• Strong focus on safety, quality and patient care.
• Ability to operate imaging equipment and assist physicians.

Responsibilities

• Conduct radiological and fluoroscopic procedures with proper patient positioning, identification, and exposure techniques.
• Operate all modality imaging equipment proficiently.
• Set up and adjust immobilization and radiation protective devices.
• Assess patient body size, physical condition, and suspected pathology to inform examinations.
• Assist physicians during various procedures.
• Report equipment malfunctions and coordinate repairs or adjustments.
• Maintain detailed records and notes related to exams.
• Participate in quality assurance and control activities.
• Contribute to the educational training of students.

Skills

Patient positioning

Exposure techniques

Equipment operation

Quality and safety consciousness

Education

Specialty Training Program in Radiologic Technology

Tools

Imaging equipment

Job description

Role Overview

Responsible for performing standardized radiographic and fluoroscopic examinations, operating imaging equipment, and maintaining accurate records.

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct radiological and fluoroscopic procedures with proper patient positioning, identification, and exposure techniques.
• Operate all modality equipment proficiently.
• Set up and adjust immobilization and radiation protective devices.
• Assess patient body size, physical condition, and suspected pathology to inform examinations.
• Assist physicians during various procedures.
• Report equipment malfunctions and coordinate repairs or adjustments.
• Maintain detailed records and notes related to exams.
• Participate in quality assurance and control activities.
• Contribute to the educational training of students.

Work is primarily in a clinical environment, requiring adherence to policies and procedures. The role demands a graduate of a Specialty Training Program in Radiologic Technology, with a focus on safety, quality, and patient care.