Radiologic Technologist II

Black Women's Mental Health Institute; Honolulu (HI); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Black Women's Mental Health Institute in Honolulu, HI seeks a Radiology Technologist to provide general radiology and fluoroscopic imaging across hospital areas, including emergency, surgery, and bedside services, under supervision.

The role requires ARRT certification, BLS, and at least one year of experience in radiology. Expect collaboration with radiologists, nurses and on-call duties as needed.

Qualifications

• Minimum one year of general radiology experience.
• Associates degree in radiologic technology or related experience.
• Licensed radiographer with ARRT certification and BLS certification.

Responsibilities

• Performs diagnostic radiologic exams, positions patients, and selects optimal technical factors; reviews orders and patient history; consults with radiologists and nurses.
• Follows safety protocols, verifies patient identity, ensures data accuracy, maintains confidentiality, and documents procedures in RIS.
• Prepares sterile fields, contrast agents, and supplies; assists radiologists during fluoroscopic procedures.
• Operates imaging equipment, reviews and transmits images, and maintains equipment functionality.
• Provides patient care, explains procedures, ensures safety measures, and minimizes radiation exposure.
• Participates in resuscitation efforts during emergencies, maintains cleanliness, and shares on-call duties.
• Mentors new staff, supervises students, pursues continuing education, and attends departmental meetings.

Skills

General radiology experience

Fluoroscopy

Surgical radiology

Education

Associates degree in radiologic technology or related experience

Job description

Role Overview

Provides general radiology and fluoroscopic imaging across various hospital areas, including emergency, surgery, and bedside services, under supervision.

Provides general radiology and fluoroscopic imaging across various hospital areas, including emergency, surgery, and bedside services, under supervision.

Key Responsibilities

• Performs diagnostic radiologic exams, positions patients, and selects optimal technical factors; reviews orders and patient history; consults with radiologists and nurses.


• Follows safety protocols, verifies patient identity, ensures data accuracy, maintains confidentiality, and documents procedures in RIS.


• Prepares sterile fields, contrast agents, and supplies; assists radiologists during fluoroscopic procedures.


• Operates imaging equipment, reviews and transmits images, and maintains equipment functionality.


• Provides patient care, explains procedures, ensures safety measures, and minimizes radiation exposure.


• Participates in resuscitation efforts during emergencies, maintains cleanliness, and shares on-call duties.


• Mentors new staff, supervises students, pursues continuing education, and attends departmental meetings.

Qualifications

• Minimum one year of general radiology experience as a registered technologist.


• Associates degree in radiologic technology or related experience.


• Radiographer license, ARRT certification, and BLS certification required.

Preferred Skills

• Experience in trauma, fluoroscopy, and surgical radiology.