Radiologic Technologist

LiveWell Homecare Agency, LLC; Plano (TX); On-site; USD 55,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

LiveWell Homecare Agency, LLC seeks a Radiologic Technologist to acquire diagnostic images and maintain patient safety. The role requires patient interaction, image labeling, and collaboration with care teams.

Candidates must graduate from an accredited Radiology Program or have ARRT-recognized equivalents, obtain ARRT Radiography within 3 months and TDSHS Technologist certification within 6 months, and hold CPR certification.

Qualifications

• Must be a graduate of an accredited Radiology Program or have equivalent education recognized by the ARRT to sit for the certification exam.
• ARRT in Radiography within 3 months of hire and TDSHS Medical Radiologic Technologist certification within 6 months.
• Possess a current Healthcare Provider CPR certification or obtain it during orientation.

Responsibilities

• Acquire high-quality diagnostic radiographic images across procedures.
• Perform quality radiographs and adapt procedures based on patient conditions.
• Explain procedures and obtain patient history; ensure proper image labeling and documentation of exams.

Skills

Time management

Organization

Communication

Radiologic equipment knowledge

Patient-centered care

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Documentation

Education

Accredited Radiology Program graduate

ARRT Radiography eligibility

TDSHS Radiologic Technologist certification within 6 months

Tools

Radiographic equipment

Job description

Responsible for acquiring high-quality diagnostic radiographic images across various procedures to ensure optimal patient care.

• Must be a graduate of an accredited Radiology Program or have equivalent education recognized by the ARRT to sit for the certification exam.
  
• Certification requirements include ARRT in Radiography within 3 months of hire and TDSHS Medical Radiologic Technologist certification within 6 months.
  
• Possess a current Healthcare Provider CPR certification or obtain it during orientation.
  
• Demonstrate skills in time management, organization, communication, radiologic equipment knowledge, and patient-centered behaviors.
  
• Perform quality radiographs, adapt procedures based on patient conditions, adhere to safety and infection control standards, and document exams accurately.
  
• Interview patients, explain procedures, obtain medical history, administer contrast media appropriately, and ensure proper image labeling.
  
• Maintain equipment through quality assurance checks, report malfunctions, and ensure readiness of supplies and room setup.
  
• Transport patients, coordinate with healthcare providers, and prioritize exams to optimize workflow.
  
• Participate in performance improvement initiatives, promote departmental values, and collaborate within interdisciplinary teams.
  
• Respond promptly to communications, share shift updates, and serve as a resource and role model for staff and students.
  
• Maintain professional licensure and participate in ongoing training and development, advocating for patient care and departmental excellence.