Radiologic Technologist

Insignia Global Corporation; New York (NY); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Insignia Global Corporation in New York is seeking a Radiologic Technologist to prepare examination rooms, position patients, and perform imaging procedures. You will document scan sequences and ensure patient comfort throughout the exam.

The role requires maintaining patient safety, monitoring exposure to radiation, and producing diagnostic images for physician review. You will also manage schedules, answer technical questions, and assist with equipment maintenance.

Responsibilities

• Preparing examination rooms for patient examinations.
• Administering radiopharmaceuticals to obtain clear, usable images.
• Positioning patients and equipment, explaining the procedures, and ensuring patients' comfort.
• Inserting commands and data into the computer to document and specify the scan sequences, and monitoring the video display to adjust the density or contrast.
• Monitoring patients during examinations, ensuring their safety, and following procedures to prevent unnecessary exposure to radiation.
• Producing diagnostic images, reporting important information to the Physician, and updating patients' records.
• Organizing the daily procedure schedules for emergencies and monitoring radiographic supplies.
• Performing administrative tasks, such as answering technical questions, scheduling appointments, and offering pre-procedure advice.
• Performing scheduled maintenance and emergency repairs on radiographic equipment.

Job description

• Preparing examination rooms for patient examinations.
• Administering radiopharmaceuticals to obtain clear, usable images.
• Positioning patients and equipment, explaining the procedures, and ensuring patients' comfort.
• Insertingcommands and data into the computer to document and specify the scansequences, and monitoring the video display to adjust the density orcontrast.
• Monitoring patients during examinations, ensuringtheir safety, and following procedures to prevent unnecessary exposureto radiation.
• Producing diagnostic images, reporting important information to the Physician, and updating patients' records.
• Organizing the daily procedure schedules for emergencies and monitoring radiographic supplies.
• Performingadministrative tasks, such as answering technical questions, schedulingappointments, and offering pre-procedure advice.
• Performing scheduled maintenance and emergency repairs on radiographic equipment.