Multi-Modal Radiology Technologist — Growth & Impact

Good Samaritan Medical Center; Brockton Heights (MA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 78,000; Part time

Job summary

Good Samaritan Medical Center in Brockton, MA invites applications for a Multi-Modal Technologist in Radiology. You will perform imaging procedures across modalities under supervision, support training of new technologists, and help ensure safe, high-quality patient care.

The 28-hour schedule emphasizes collaboration with staff, adherence to policies, quality assurance and proper handling of imaging data and equipment. Experience with radiology safety and regulatory guidelines is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Adhere to established policies and procedures and communicate with leadership and staff regarding patient care delivery, technical operations, equipment utilization, regulatory compliance, and continuing education.
• Ensure patients understand the procedure and communicate information compassionately.
• Coordinate patient flow by monitoring hospital information and scheduling systems.
• Participate in QA/IMPROVEMENT programs and follow infection control, radiation safety, and general safety procedures.
• Monitor quality control on imaging instrumentation and related devices.
• Perform technical procedures across modalities and assist radiologists, including injections as required.
• Back-up, transfer, archive and retrieve imaging studies and maintain records promptly.
• Ensure regulatory and organizational guidelines for radiology pharmaceuticals, supplies, and materials are met.
• Maintain an orderly, clean, professional environment.
• Manage departmental stocks and supplies within the materials management program.
• Protect patient data and keep images, demographics, and reports secure.
• Perform other duties as needed.
• Establish intravenous

Job description

Good Samaritan Medical Center in Brockton, MA invites applications for a Multi-Modal Technologist in Radiology. You will perform imaging procedures across modalities under supervision, support training of new technologists, and help ensure safe, high-quality patient care.

The 28-hour schedule emphasizes collaboration with staff, adherence to policies, quality assurance and proper handling of imaging data and equipment. Experience with radiology safety and regulatory guidelines is preferred.