Radiation Tech - Casual

Specialty Surgery Center for Women Inc; Maplewood (MN); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Specialty Surgery Center for Women Inc. seeks a Radiologic Technologist to operate imaging equipment and perform diagnostic X-rays per physician orders. The role requires strict adherence to safety policies, signage, and fluoroscopy log maintenance in a hospital/operating room setting.

The ideal candidate is AMA-approved trained, with ARRT certification or eligibility, and has CPR credentials, reflecting commitment to patient care and continuous professional development.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an AMA-approved school of Radiologic Technology; one or more years of related work experience preferred.
• Current CPR certification preferred.
• Registered or Registry-eligible with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists.
• Knowledge of standard radiology equipment used in the operating room.

Responsibilities

• Operates imaging equipment and performs diagnostic X-rays on patients as ordered by a physician.
• Ensures all activities involving the C-Arm or other imaging equipment comply with approved policies and procedures.
• Maintains signage and safety practices when imaging equipment is in use.
• Maintains the Fluoroscopy Log and follows radiation safety measures to protect patients and staff.

Skills

Interpersonal communication

Team collaboration

Time management

Stress management

Professional development

Education

AMA-approved Radiologic Technology program

CPR certification (preferred)

ARRT registration or eligibility

Tools

Imaging equipment

Fluoroscopy

Job description

Description

POSITION SUMMARY: Operates imaging equipment and perform diagnostic x-rays on patients as ordered by physician. Ensures that all activities involving the C-Arm or other imaging equipment are performed in accordance with the approved policies and procedures.

Requirements

ESSENTIAL COMPETENCIES/PERFORMANCE EXPECTATIONS include the following: The required behaviors associated with the following competencies are outlined in the Competency Assessment form.

Standard I Demonstrates competence related to the application of the Surgery Center’s core values.

Standard II Practices all facets of health & safety.

Standard III Practices human resource responsibility.

Standard IV Demonstrates competence in performance of duties and responsibilities related to tasks, skills and procedures rendered to the clients served.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:

Education/Experience/Licenses/Certificates/Eligibility: Graduate of an AMA-approved school of Radiologic Technology with one or more years of related work experience preferred. Current CPR certification preferred. Registered or Registry-eligible with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. Knowledge of standard radiology equipment used in the operating room.

Eligibility: All employees must be able to provide proof of their identity and their right to work in the United States.

Skills/Knowledge/Ability:

Interpersonal: Effective communication skills; oral and written. Demonstrates a positive, friendly, and courteous manner. Serves as a role model to other staff members. Demonstrates the ability to work well with other employees.

Critical Thinking: Ability to adhere to the work schedule and manage time appropriately. Assumes responsibility for competency and takes initiative for professional development and continuing education. Ability to handle stress associated with prioritizing multiple tasks. Above average organization skills.

Knowledge: Working knowledge and experience in a hospital, operating room, or ambulatory surgery center. Knowledge of standard radiology equipment used in the operating room. Thorough knowledge of radiologic technology, the scientific principles behind the work and also recognizing the human elements involved.

MACHINES, EQUIPMENT, WORK AIDES: Telephone and fax, equipment, machinery and medical supplies. Imaging equipment.

WORK ENVIRONMENT: Occasional overtime. Must handle stress in meeting time demands.

• Ensures that appropriate signage is used when imaging equipment is in use.
• Maintains the Fluoroscopy Log.
• Provides radiation safety measures (ie: dosimetry badges, lead aprons, shields) to protect patients and staff from radiation exposure.