X-Ray Technologist: 8-Week Training & Growth Path

Jefferson Health; Philadelphia, Northern (Philadelphia County, KY); Hybrid; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Life and AD&D insurance

Retirement plans

Tuition assistance

Job summary

Jefferson Health seeks a Radiology Technologist to perform x-ray scans and support diagnostic imaging in compliance with regulations. The role includes patient care and education before, during and after imaging, with an 8-week training period and varied shifts.

Responsibilities include operating radiographic equipment, explaining procedures, protecting patients, and maintaining records and safety standards. ARRT certification is required, with ARRT (R) and CT preferred.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an approved ARRT program or ARRT in Radiology Technology (R).
• ARRT (R), (CT) Preferred.

Responsibilities

• Interacts with staff and patients in line with Jefferson values.
• Positions radiographic equipment to produce images with necessary detail for diagnosis and treatment.
• Explains radiographic procedure to patient and collects relevant history.
• Communicates effectively with the patient.
• Maintains radiation safety with shielding to limit exposure.
• Implements and monitors local, state and national regulations and protocols for imaging services.
• Maintains and tests x-ray equipment and documents results.
• Updates patient and study information for billing and RIS/PACS while keeping confidentiality.
• Performs other duties as directed by lead technologist or supervisor, including QA tasks.
• Keeps continuing education current for licenses and job positions.

Skills

RIS systems

PACS systems

BLS certification

State license

Education

ARRT certification

ARRT (R) preferred

Job description

Jefferson Health seeks a Radiology Technologist to perform x-ray scans and support diagnostic imaging in compliance with regulations. The role includes patient care and education before, during and after imaging, with an 8-week training period and varied shifts.

Responsibilities include operating radiographic equipment, explaining procedures, protecting patients, and maintaining records and safety standards. ARRT certification is required, with ARRT (R) and CT preferred.