Radiology Diagnostics Technologist II — Night Shift

Lehigh Valley Health Network, Inc.; United States; In loco; USD 60.000 - 75.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

Lehigh Valley Health Network seeks a Radiologic Technologist to provide diagnostic imaging under physician guidance, while maintaining radiation safety and delivering high-quality patient care in a hospital setting. The role supports emergency, inpatient, and outpatient services and requires adherence to safety standards and accurate documentation.

Responsibilities include producing diagnostic images, protecting patients from excess exposure, and ensuring exam orders and patient records are

Competenze

• Technical School Diploma or equivalent.
• Graduate of accredited Radiography program or equivalent.
• RT - Registered Technologist Radiology in Pennsylvania.
• American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) - Pennsylvania.
• Completion of Radiologic program.
• Ability to handle medical/confidential information ethically.

Mansioni

• Produces diagnostic quality images for radiologist interpretation.
• Maintains radiation protection standards.
• Uses appropriate exposure factors and documentation.
• Ensures exam is correctly ordered and attached to patient records.
• Coordinates daily workflow and staff timing.
• Maintains cleanliness and safety of the work area.

Conoscenze

Ethical data handling

Analytical problem solving

Radiation safety awareness

Medical terminology

Formazione

Technical School Diploma

Registered Radiologic Technologist (PA)

American Heart Association Basic Life Support (PA)

Descrizione del lavoro

Lehigh Valley Health Network seeks a Radiologic Technologist to provide diagnostic imaging under physician guidance, while maintaining radiation safety and delivering high-quality patient care in a hospital setting. The role supports emergency, inpatient, and outpatient services and requires adherence to safety standards and accurate documentation.

Responsibilities include producing diagnostic images, protecting patients from excess exposure, and ensuring exam orders and patient records are