Denver Health·Winter Park, Colorado
The technologist performs general radiographic and fluoroscopic imaging studies under radiologist direction, requiring prudent judgment and strong technical skills to produce quality diagnostic images. Key duties include acquiring super user status for specialized equipment, interacting with the PACS system, ensuring patient safety and comfort, and providing comprehensive training to peers.
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Under the direction of a radiologist, performs general radiographic examinations at a technical level not requiring constant supervision. Performs a variety of technical imaging procedures that entail application of ionizing radiation; therefore, prudent judgment, strong technical skills, and commitment to patient safety are considered requisite professional characteristics for individuals assuming the position as a general radiologic technologist.
Performs high quality general radiographic/fluoroscopic imaging studies by selecting specific software parameters that will produce a quality image for use by radiologists in their determination of a diagnosis. Acquire and maintain super user status for Fluoroscopy units. A thorough clinical understanding of intricacies of fluoroscopy necessities. Successful implementation of knowledge encompassing a diverse set of practical skills to ensure safe and effective application of specialized medical imaging techniques within Fluoroscopy. Provide cross coverage support when staffing needs arise. Acquire and maintain super user status for specialized perioperative service imaging needs. This includes, but is not limited to, the O Arm and 3D C Arm. Ability to access PEX editor on fixed units (Siemens) to amend protocols as needed. Acquire and maintain knowledge of all pediatric subspecialties including all essential mobile imaging standards along with Non-Accidental Trauma studies. (50%)
Effectively interacts with Denver Health’s PACS system through compliance with data entry, image post-processing, image archiving tasks, image quality assurance, and other related user interface activities. Uses Epic to input patient examination data and to place patient orders, when appropriate. (15%)
Ensures patient safety, comfort, and personal dignity by following appropriate patient care guidelines to include use of 2 patient identifiers. Transports patients to and from the Department of Radiology, as needed, to prevent patient flow delays. (15%)
Assists in the maintenance of department inventory by ordering, stocking, and performing inventory checks on those medical supplies utilized when performing general radiographic examinations. (5%)
Attends and participates in departmental huddles, general intradepartmental meetings, and Radiology’s inservices. (5%)
Provide comprehensive training on all nuanced functionalities and operational intricacies of the advanced perioperative imaging systems to fellow Radiography Technologists. Acquire and maintain super user status for all radiographic imaging equipment including fixed and mobile units. Provide comprehensive training on all nuanced functionalities and operational intricacies of the imaging systems present for use by Radiography Technologists. (5%)
Contacts service personnel and notifies supervisory staff of equipment malfunctions. Maintains a clean and orderly working environment through wiping down examination tables, changing linens, stocking supplies, and washing/disinfecting general radiographic equipment. (5%)
• Associate's Degree Must have successfully completed an accredited ARRT program in Radiologic Technolgies. Required
• 1-3 years of professional work experience in performing general radiographic/fluoroscopic procedures Required
Shift: Days (United States of America)
$30.03 - $43.54 / hr
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Denver Health is an equal opportunity employer (EOE). We value the unique ideas, talents and contributions reflective of the needs of our community. All job applicants for safety-sensitive positions must pass a pre-employment drug test, once a conditional offer of employment has been made. Applicants will be considered until the position is filled.
Candidates must possess an Associate's Degree and 1-3 years of professional experience performing general radiographic/fluoroscopic procedures, along with current BLS and ARRT certification in Radiography. Required abilities include operating radiographic equipment, interpreting physician orders, ensuring patient safety, and maintaining competency in imaging techniques.
Market context
In Colorado clinics, Rad Tech II openings are often driven by steady outpatient imaging needs and the need for technologists who can work independently with general radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures. These roles are competitive because employers typically want an associate’s degree, current BLS and ARRT Radiography certification, and hands-on experience with equipment operation, physician orders, and patient care. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your experience matches the listed procedure mix before applying.