Radiologic Technologist — $5K Sign-On Bonus, Orthopedics

Hughston; Montgomery (AL); On-site; USD 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus $5,000

Job summary

The Hughston Clinic seeks a Radiologic Technologist to assist physicians and staff in producing high quality radiographs for patient care in an orthopaedic setting.

You will handle radiographic technique, operate imaging systems, assist with requisitions and patient positioning, and support training for student technologists. A two-year radiologic technology program and state licensure coursework are required, along with BLS and HIPAA knowledge.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited two-year radiologic technology program or equivalent military training.
• Completion of coursework required for appropriate state licensure and certification(s) (if applicable).

Responsibilities

• Assist physicians and staff with radiographic care and producing high quality radiographs.
• Must command radiographic technique and be able to assist other staff.
• Understand and carry out radiology requisitions and views; memorize physician view requirements.
• Assist patients into positions and lift as needed; perform X-rays per safety procedures.
• Stock supplies and manage radiation protection and shielding materials.
• Provide training and supervision to student technologists.
• Ensure equipment is functioning and report malfunctions.
• Operate portables and C-Arm equipment; support EMR documentation and room sterilization.
• Provide back-up support to Medical Assistants with rooming, transcription, tests, vitals, minor procedures, DME placement, and exam-room cleanliness.
• Import and upload outside CDs for clinic.

Skills

Radiographic technique

Medical imaging system

Patient positioning

HIPAA knowledge

Education

Two-year radiologic technology program

State licensure coursework

Tools

C-Arm equipment

Job description

The Hughston Clinic seeks a Radiologic Technologist to assist physicians and staff in producing high quality radiographs for patient care in an orthopaedic setting.

You will handle radiographic technique, operate imaging systems, assist with requisitions and patient positioning, and support training for student technologists. A two-year radiologic technology program and state licensure coursework are required, along with BLS and HIPAA knowledge.