Experienced Radiologic Technologist — Diagnostic Imaging

Stanford Health Care - ValleyCare; San Jose (CA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Stanford Health Care - ValleyCare seeks a Radiologic Technologist in San Jose, California, to perform diagnostic imaging procedures that assist physicians in diagnosing diseases and injuries. Responsibilities include operating advanced imaging equipment, preparing patients for procedures, and adhering to safety policies.

The ideal candidate must have a High School Diploma, a two-year accredited program in Radiography, and preferably three years of experience. This role demands strong communication skills and a collaborative approach to patient care.

Qualifications

• Three years of experience or more, with at least one year in a specialty.
• American Heart Association Certification for Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers.

Responsibilities

• Perform specialized and routine diagnostic procedures.
• Explain procedures to patients to reduce anxiety.
• Prepare and position patients for optimum views.
• Determine imaging acquisition factors based on patient characteristics.
• Operate equipment controls to set factors for image quality.
• Assist radiologists and clinicians in diagnostic examinations.

Skills

Proficient in reading and writing

Superior patient care and communication skills

Organizational skills

Multi-tasking skills

Problem-solving skills

Computer competence

Collaborative approach

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Two-year JRCERT accredited program in Radiography

Tools

Epic

SECTRA PACS

PACSGear

Job description

Stanford Health Care - ValleyCare seeks a Radiologic Technologist in San Jose, California, to perform diagnostic imaging procedures that assist physicians in diagnosing diseases and injuries. Responsibilities include operating advanced imaging equipment, preparing patients for procedures, and adhering to safety policies.

The ideal candidate must have a High School Diploma, a two-year accredited program in Radiography, and preferably three years of experience. This role demands strong communication skills and a collaborative approach to patient care.