UnityPoint Health·Sumner, Iowa
Perform diagnostic radiology procedures including general, surgical, and portable exams while ensuring patient safety and high image quality. Coordinate patient flow and assist physicians with procedures while maintaining accurate and timely medical records.
Perform diagnostic radiology procedures (general, surgical, portable, and tomography) following safety, quality, and radiation protection standards Accurately identify, document, and complete exams in RIS; maintain complete, timely, and error-free records Ensure proper patient positioning, image quality, equipment operation, and prompt reporting of equipment issues Assist radiologists and physicians with procedures, patient care, and administration of contrast/media as required Coordinate patient flow, transport, and communication with nursing services to minimize delays and ensure continuity of care Provide age-appropriate patient care while maintaining empathy, safety, and professionalism Support departmental operations through teamwork, student supervision, equipment cleaning, and flexible scheduling including weekends and holidays
Required: Holds Permit-to-Practice radiology in the state of Iowa. Certified and holds current registration with the A.R.R.T. as a Radiologic Technologist. Includes those currently pursuing registration in Mammography, CT, or MRI. If pursuing the Mammography, CT, or MRI tract, the technologist is required to successfully obtain their modality A.R.R.T. board examination within 18 months of completion of the orientation program.
Must hold a Permit-to-Practice radiology in the state of Iowa and current A.R.R.T. registration as a Radiologic Technologist. Candidates must be capable of performing various radiologic procedures and maintaining strict safety and radiation protection standards.
Market context
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