STGi·Watertown, New York
Performs routine radiographic examinations using digital diagnostic equipment while ensuring patient safety and diagnostic quality. Manages patient flow, maintains equipment, and ensures compliance with clinical and privacy standards.
STGi is currently seeking a Radiology Technologist to provide services at our Community Based Outpatient Clinic.
Performs exams, anticipates imaging, and equipment needs before and during the procedure, follows the progress of the procedure and facilitates an efficient flow, in an Outpatient setting using Digital Radiography (DR) equipment.
Performs examinations of head, trunk and extremities for routine physical examinations.
Performs radiographic procedures using the proper exposure techniques, including manual and photo timed exposures. These exams are performed using exposure tables, collimators, filters, grids, and other technical aids to produce radiographs of diagnostic quality with the minimum of retakes. Makes adjustments as needed.
Performs procedures using digital diagnostic units that provide fully integrated digital systems for routine skeletal diagnostics.
Monitors the examination by checking the computation, performance, and results of the selected parameters to obtain the best diagnostic computer generated data and images. Monitors the patient’s physical condition, physiologic changes during the procedure and keeps the radiologist informed.
Reviews requests for appropriateness before performing exams. The technologist uses appropriateness criteria, the clinical history provided on the request, interviews the patient, reviews the patient chart or contacts the ordering clinician as needed for clarification. Presents discrepant or deficient indications to the supervisory technologist or radiologist as appropriate.
Positions patient according to type of study, taking into account patient's physical characteristics, as well as patient’s comfort and or ability, employs proper precautions to assure patient safety and comfort.
Reviews labs, medical history of patient for indications of his/her ability to tolerate the exam and for possible side effects.
Keeps doors to the x-ray rooms closed during x-ray exposure.
Properly marks radiographs/images with right or left markers, so as not obscure anatomic detail: indicating supine, erect or decubitus view. Status tracking of patients must be done for each exam. Status tracking must be completed in the computer before advancing to the next exam.
Supports CPT coding compliance; utilizes appropriate CPT codes for the exams performed. Ensures images are transmitted successfully.
Ensures all radiographs/images are of acceptable diagnostic quality. Each image should stand on its own. All images must be centered properly and coned to the part examined.
Complies with facility privacy policies and will NOT discuss findings or show images of the examination(s) to patients or their families. Patients will be referred to their requesting physician for results and treatment planning.
Ensures modesty and comfort is observed for each patient. Performs radiographic examinations, keeping the patient safe all times. Performs all general x-ray procedures in a timely and courteous manner.
Ensures compliance with infection control standards and practices.
Keeps the rooms neat, clean, and stocked with supplies. Maintains adequate inventory of supplies, ensuring that outdated, damaged or otherwise unusable items are discarded.
Prepares rooms for daily operation, brings system up, checks all self calibrating parameters. Cleans and prepares equipment surfaces in accordance with established infection control guidelines. Performs routine archiving status checks and deletes data according to established guidelines. Inform supervisor and Engineering (Bio-Medical Section) of problems with equipment. Assists manufacturer representative and biomedical engineers in the calibration and troubleshooting of malfunctions in all equipment.
Registers patients and answers telephones when clerks are not available. Performs reception duties by greeting patients, visitors, and employees in person and by telephone, and gathers and relays information. Enters the correct information to register patients upon arrival for diagnostic radiographic procedures. Determines the need of the patients for escorts.
Other duties as assigned.
Requires graduation from an accredited Radiology program and current ARRT certification as a Registered Diagnostic Radiology Technician. Candidates must hold active CPR/BLS certification and possess strong communication skills.
Market context
In New York, allied health employers commonly look for radiologic technologists with ARRT certification and a New York State license or temporary permit, and experience is often preferred. These roles can be competitive because facilities want candidates who can start safely and work efficiently in fast-paced imaging settings. On this platform, job requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original job description, saving you research time; before applying, confirm your certification timeline and license status match the posting.
