Radiologic Technologist - X-RAY Tech

Quik Travel Staffing; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a skilled Radiologic Technologist to join their team in Los Angeles. In this pivotal role, you will be responsible for developing X-Ray exposures, ensuring compliance with safety protocols, and providing emergency support as needed. Your expertise in Radiological Technology and effective communication skills will be essential in delivering high-quality patient care. This position offers a dynamic work environment where your contributions will directly impact patient outcomes and safety. If you are passionate about radiology and ready to take the next step in your career, this opportunity is perfect for you.

Qualifications

• 12 months of experience in Radiologic Technology required.
• Must possess California CRT certification and fluency in English.

Responsibilities

• Develop and process X-Ray exposures while ensuring patient safety.
• Maintain radiology equipment and comply with safety standards.

Skills

Radiological Technology

Venipuncture

Fluoroscopy

Communication Skills

Education

Certified Radiologic Technologist (CRT)

Licenses for other modalities (e.g., mammogram, CT/MRI)

Tools

RIS/PACS

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Qualification Requirements

• Twelve (12) continuous months of experience within the last three (3) years performing services similar in scope to those defined herein in a public or private institution. Internship does not count towards the required experience.
• Possess and maintain while providing services to the CDCR current certification in good standing from the State of California, Department of Health Services for Radiological Technology as a Certified Radiologic Technologist (CRT), venipuncture certificate and also possess a Fluoroscopy permit (where Fluoroscopy is applicable).
• Ensure that each CRT possesses and maintains while providing services to the CDCR a current and valid license and also possess other modality coverage licenses; i.e., mammogram, CT/MRI, etc. as applicable to do business in the State of California. Ultrasound Technicians are not required to be a CRT but must be an American Registry of Diagnostic Sonographer (ARDMS).
• Each Temporary/Relief Radiologic Technologist shall be in compliance with 8 CCR 5199 standards for both current N95 and Powered Air Purifying Respirator (PAPR) medical clearance and annual general respiratory protection training which is to include a request to repeat PLHCP clearance if they develop 1) marked immunocomprompromise or pregnancy which might require greater respiratory protection than N95s provide or 2) a health condition which might limit N95 or PAPR use and completion of the annual 8 CCR 5199 Appendix G questionnaire.
• Temporary/Relief Radiologic Technologists providing services through this agreement must be proficient in the English language and be able to communicate effectively with the CDCR/CCHCS. All must be able to speak, understand oral and written communication, and write effectively in English. Any who fail to meet these qualifications shall not perform services.

Job Responsibilities

• Develop and process X-Ray exposures;
• Comply with all exam protocols as established by the CDCR Diagnostic Imaging department;
• Consult with Radiologist or medical provider when necessary for clarification;
• Provide emergency support in cases of allergic reactions to contrast or other medical emergencies;
• Utilize proper identification markers prior to procedures;
• Perform and assist with special procedures such as routine fluoroscopy, drainage, biopsies, myelograms, etc.;
• Perform general radiography and digital image processing using RIS/PACS;
• Ensure patient safety and proper image labeling;
• Respond to emergency room and bedside radiographic exams;
• Maintain radiology equipment and supplies;
• Follow radiation safety standards and practices, including ALARA principles;
• Maintain accurate radiology records and documentation;
• Perform other duties as assigned, maintaining professional relationships and safety practices.