X-Ray Technologist – Evening, Part-Time

Penn Medicine; Lancaster (Lancaster County); On-site; USD 41,000 - 65,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus up to $5,000

Job summary

Penn Medicine’s Lancaster General Hospital in Lancaster, PA, is hiring a Radiologic Technology professional for part-time shifts (32 hours/week) with evenings 2:00pm-11:00pm and potential night coverage. Responsibilities include performing diagnostic radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures, patient positioning, and adherence to radiation safety.

Minimum qualifications include AMA-approved radiologic tech education, ARRT certification, CPR, and possibly a driver’s license.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an AMA approved Radiological Technology School.
• Certification in Radiological Technology by ARRT within 12-18 months depending on hire date.
• CPR certification.
• Valid driver's license may be required depending on position.

Responsibilities

• Performs routine diagnostic radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures with proper patient positioning and radiation safety.
• Receives requests and checks for special instructions from physicians; consults with Radiologists as needed.
• Greets patients, confirms identifications and explains procedures clearly to patient and family.
• Operates hospital computer systems and documents patient history in EMR.
• Completes examination, billing procedures, and safety protocols as required.
• Performs quality control and reports equipment conditions to leadership.
• May travel to various site locations as needed.
• Participates in clinical education of Radiology students and on-call responsibilities.

Education

AMA approved Radiological Technology School

Job description

Penn Medicine’s Lancaster General Hospital in Lancaster, PA, is hiring a Radiologic Technology professional for part-time shifts (32 hours/week) with evenings 2:00pm-11:00pm and potential night coverage. Responsibilities include performing diagnostic radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures, patient positioning, and adherence to radiation safety.

Minimum qualifications include AMA-approved radiologic tech education, ARRT certification, CPR, and possibly a driver’s license.