X-Ray Tech PRN

Job DetailsJob Location

• Salisbury,
• NC 28144Job
• Shift:
• DayJOB
• SUMMARY: Radiologic Technologist responsible for managing imaging orders, performing diagnostic X-rays and bone density exams, and ensuring high-quality, low-exposure imaging. Duties include accurate data entry into systems, patient preparation and safety, equipment maintenance, and compliance with radiation safety standards. Also handles administrative tasks such as maintaining exam logs, managing insurance-compliant coding, and supporting clinical operations with report filing and system updates. Proactively developed safety protocols, technique charts, and ensured state registration compliance for imaging equipment.
• Essential
• Functions:
• Order
• Management &
• System
• Entry: Input imaging and bone density orders into Infinitt (Sonicare) and X-ray systems. Match and send images to PACS after acquisition.
• Patient
• Care &
• Imaging: Prepare, position, and shield patients appropriately for imaging procedures. Ensure accurate imaging with minimal exposure using correct techniques. Verify patient and procedure details before imaging.
• Image
• Quality &
• Reporting: Acquire high-quality diagnostic images on the first attempt. QC bone density machines daily and perform bone density exams. Input related documentation into the system. Ensure radiology reports are properly filed in patient charts after review.
• Compliance &
• Recordkeeping: Maintain logs of all exams (daily/monthly/yearly), repeats, and employee dose reports. Manage and update the X-ray compliance manual. Maintain a clean and safe work environment.
• Equipment
• Oversight: Communicate equipment maintenance needs. Registered and decommissioned imaging equipment with the state. Developed a radiation safety program and DR system technique chart.
• Administrative
• Support: Manage fax and referral inboxes. Ensure ICD-10 codes used are insurance-compliant for reimbursement. Perform other duties as assigned. Required Competencies 1. Technical Competencies Radiographic Imaging Techniques – Proficient in performing X-rays, bone density scans, and using DR/CR systems. Equipment Operation & Maintenance – Skilled in operating, troubleshooting, and maintaining radiologic equipment. PACS & RIS Proficiency – Knowledge of imaging software like Infinitt, Sonicare, PACS, and EMR systems. Radiation Safety & Protection – Applies ALARA principles, patient shielding, and proper exposure techniques to minimize radiation dose. Image Quality Assurance – Ability to produce high-quality diagnostic images on the first attempt, minimizing repeats. Anatomy & Positioning – Strong knowledge of human anatomy and proper patient positioning for accurate imaging. 2. Compliance & Administrative Competencies Regulatory Knowledge – Understanding of state and federal radiology compliance standards (e.g., ACR, ARRT, HIPAA). Documentation & Reporting – Accurate entry of imaging data, exam logs, and patient reports into systems. ICD-10 Coding Knowledge – Ability to apply correct and reimbursable diagnosis codes for imaging procedures. Quality Control Procedures – Performing daily QC on machines and maintaining compliance logs (e.g., dose reports, repeat logs). 3. Interpersonal & Professional Competencies Patient Care & Communication – Compassionate and clear communication with patients, ensuring comfort and cooperation during procedures. Team Collaboration – Works effectively with radiologists, referring physicians, and clinical staff. Problem-Solving Skills – Quick decision-making in image corrections, equipment troubleshooting, or patient care needs. Attention to Detail – Strong focus on accuracy in imaging, documentation, and compliance. 4. Initiative & Leadership (for senior roles) Program Development – Experience creating technique charts, safety programs, and improving imaging workflows. Training & Mentorship – Ability to guide or train junior staff in imaging procedures and safety protocols. Regulatory Coordination – Experience registering and decommissioning equipment with state regulatory bodies.
• QualificationsEducation: Associate Degree in Radiologic Technology (A.A.S. or equivalent)
• License/Certifications: ARRT Certification (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists), State Licensure (if applicable), BLS Certification (Basic Life Support)