Multi-Modality Radiology Technologist / Imaging / FT/ Variable

Baylor Scott & White Medical Center - Frisco; Frisco (TX); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Frisco Medical Center Llp is seeking a Multimodality Technologist for a mid-shift role in our Radiology department. You will perform quality diagnostic exams, assist with OR procedures including fluoroscopy, and cover CT exams during evening hours, ensuring timely patient exams and adherence to ALARA.

The role requires ARRT registration in X-ray, Texas license, BLS, and willingness to participate in call rotations, with availability for holidays and varied shifts.

Qualifications

• ARRT Registered in X-ray.
• Preferred 5 years in OR/diagnostic and 1 year CT.
• Licensed by the Texas Department of Health as Medical Radiologic Technologist – General License.
• Current BLS Certification.
• Willing to participate in the Departmental Call Rotation.
• Must be available to work holidays and other shifts as needed.

Responsibilities

• Produces radiographs with appropriate technical factors and checks exposure.
• Operates X-ray equipment safely following ALARA guidelines.
• Performs QC checks and maintains logs and service records.
• Obtains requisitions and physicians’ orders and notes patient conditions and special notes.
• Coordinates patient flow to maximize comfort and efficiency.
• Demonstrates flexibility in staffing to meet department and hospital needs.
• Supports educational activities and student involvement.
• Ensures radiation safety and minimizes hazards during procedures.
• Assists radiologists with studies including arthrograms, myelograms, lumbar punctures, injections, and biopsies.
• Covers CT exams in the ER and other times as needed to support imaging services.

Skills

ARRT registered

CT experience

Texas license

BLS certification

Call rotation

Holiday/shift availability

Job description

Multimodality technologist – mid shift

Performing quality diagnostic exams, performs OR procedures including portables and C-arms, assists with Fluoro-guided procedures as needed in the department, and covers CT exams later in the evening. Performs patient exams on time. Safely operates ALL X-ray equipment following manufacturer’s guidelines and ALARA. Prepares the patient’s room with needed supplies and medications/contrast. Provides history and communicates with the Radiologist regarding protocol changes. Provides essential Imaging services for the department. Practices Image Gently and Image Wisely on ALL exams.

Qualifications

• ARRT Registered in X-ray
• Preferred (5) years in OR/diagnostic and (1) year of experience in CT
• Licensed by the Texas Department of Health as a Medical Radiologic Technologist – General License
• Current BLS Certification
• Willing to participate in the Departmental Call Rotation
• Must be available to work holidays and other shifts as needed

Competencies

• Produces radiographs with appropriate technical factors, develops X-ray films, and checks each film for proper positioning and exposure.
• Proficient in the use of Radiology equipment and exposure.
• Practices proper radiation safety (ALARA) techniques on all procedures performed.
• Performs all quality control checks, as prescribed. Maintains accurate QC logs and service records. Etc.
• Obtains and examines the requisitions and physicians’ orders – be aware of information such as the condition of the patients, the procedure requested, and any other special notes and comments.
• Coordinates patient flow to maximize patients’ comfort.
• Establishes priorities and goals, effectively assesses situations, weighs alternatives, and makes decisions consistent with the job.
• Ability to take appropriate measures in regard to the patient’s age and risk factors when performing diagnostic procedures.
• Participates in staff meetings and educational activities.
• Demonstrate flexibility in staffing and scheduling requirements in order to meet the needs of the department and the hospital.
• Willingness to float to other sections of the department when necessary for patient care and safety. Is helpful and productive throughout the assigned float time period.
• Is in compliance with all other hospital or departmental policies and procedures not listed previously.
• Understands the clinical competency system.
• Supports the educational process of affiliated students.
• Demonstrates responsibility for the care of patients undergoing treatment and for the use of equipment to minimize hazards of electric shock, burns, and exposure to extraneous radiation.
• Practices medical and surgical aseptic procedures while operating mobile radiographic equipment in the OR.
• Assists the radiologist with varying studies, including, but not limited to: arthrograms, myelograms, lumbar punctures, interarticular injections, biopsies, abscess drainages, tube placements, and tube injections.
• Advanced procedures could include Nephrostomy placement/injections, ureteral stents, cystostomy, nephroureterostomy, renal angiography, and venous interventional studies.
• Can perform basic CT examinations to cover our ER