Senior Radiologic Technologist: X-ray & Fluoroscopy

Northwell Health; Danbury (CT); On-site; USD 56,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Northwell Health's Danbury Hospital is seeking an Interventional Radiology Professional to take diagnostic radiographs while prioritizing patient safety. You will greet patients, position for exams, and ensure high-quality images.

The role involves training others, complying with hospital standards, and performing duties across radiology modalities. The position requires at least one year of experience, continuing education credits (24 CEU), and potential specialty certification.

Qualifications

• Continuing education, 24 CEU credits for license.
• Minimum Experience: one year
• Desired: Experience with patient care in a radiology setting. Specialty certification.

Responsibilities

• Introduce and greet patient.
• Responsible for the care and safety of patients.
• Instructs and prepares patient for xray & or fluoroscopic exam.
• Determines most suitable anatomical posture and positions, & shields patient accordingly.
• Produce high quality xrays.
• Assists with training students and ancillary personnel.
• Interacts professionally with patients and family.
• Completes all work before clocking out and leaving.
• Attends annual hospital review (compliance) and departmental inservices meetings as scheduled.
• Practices medicine and surgical aseptic procedures.
• Is proficient in either mammography, operating room or another specialty modality.
• Fulfills all compliance responsibilities related to the position.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

Education

CEU credits for license

Job description

Northwell Health's Danbury Hospital is seeking an Interventional Radiology Professional to take diagnostic radiographs while prioritizing patient safety. You will greet patients, position for exams, and ensure high-quality images.

The role involves training others, complying with hospital standards, and performing duties across radiology modalities. The position requires at least one year of experience, continuing education credits (24 CEU), and potential specialty certification.