Provides advanced clinical and procedural support for diagnostic and interventional radiology services under the supervision of a licensed radiologist. Responsibilities include performing patient assessments, assisting with complex imaging procedures, and ensuring regulatory compliance.
Requirements summary
Requires a Master's or Doctoral degree in Radiologic Science and completion of an accredited Radiologist Assistant program. Must hold an active Florida Radiologic Technologist License and ARRT certifications in Radiography and as a Radiologist Assistant.
postgraduate degreeprofessional certificatePatient AssessmentClinical DocumentationRadiation SafetyInterventional RadiologyContrast Media AdministrationBiopsiesParacentesisThoracentesisFluoroscopic ProceduresLumbar PuncturePICC Line PlacementArthrogramsCentral Venous Catheter PlacementVenographyGastrostomy Tube PlacementAngiography Assistance
Job description
Overview
Description
Provides advanced clinical, procedural, and patient care support within the Radiology Department under the supervision of a licensed radiologist. Responsibilities include patient assessment, imaging assistance, procedural support, and compliance with Florida regulations, hospital privileging, and accreditation standards. The Registered Radiologist Assistant (RRA) serves as an advanced-level radiologic technologist supporting diagnostic and interventional radiology services across the hospital and affiliated outpatient sites. This role ensures high-quality patient care, procedural efficiency, and regulatory compliance through direct collaboration with radiologists. All duties are performed within a privilege-based framework, requiring documented competency, supervision, and adherence to Florida law. The RRA does not independently interpret imaging studies and functions strictly under physician supervision.
Responsibilities
Job Requirements
Provide primary clinical and procedural support for all radiology services across assigned facilities.
This includes:
Perform patient assessment, including history and physical evaluation
Assist radiologists with diagnostic and interventional procedures
Monitor patient condition before, during, and after procedures
Provide patient education and post-procedure instructions
Document patient encounters, progress notes, and discharge summaries All activities are conducted under radiologist supervision and do not replace physician evaluation Perform imaging and procedural responsibilities as permitted by licensure and privilege.
This includes:
Perform fluoroscopic procedures (e.g., GI studies, cystograms)
Administer contrast media under direct supervision
Perform venography, IVP, and related imaging procedures
Evaluate imaging for quality and completeness
Communicate findings to supervising radiologist Provide assistance and, when privileged, perform advanced procedures under appropriate supervision.
These include:
Lumbar puncture and myelograms (personal supervision required)
Defined supervision level Provide medication and contrast support in accordance with physician orders and facility policies: Administer intravascular contrast media (direct supervision required). Administer radiopharmaceuticals if appropriately licensed. Monitor for adverse reactions and complications Ensure compliance with all regulatory, safety, and accreditation requirements:
Florida Department of Health regulations
Hospital bylaws and privileging requirements
Joint Commission and ACR standards
Radiation safety and infection control policies
Support quality improvement and patient safety efforts:
Participate in performance improvement initiatives
Assist in incident review and patient safety reporting
Ensure accurate documentation and adherence to protocols
Provide operational and clinical support across radiology services:
Assist with workflow optimization and patient throughout
Collaborate with radiologists, technologists, and nursing staff
Support training and onboarding of staff as needed
Qualifications
Qualification
Experience
Requirements: Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology program Completion of an accredited Radiologist Assistant program Active Florida Radiologic Technologist License ARRT certification in Radiography ARRT Radiologist Assistant certification (R.R.A. or CRA) Additional certification required for nuclear medicine duties (if applicable)
Education: Masters or Doctoral Degree - required Masters in Radiologic science program prepares you to become an advanced - practice provider specifically trained in medical imaging procedures and patient management.
Licensures
Active Florida Radiologic Technologist License ARRT certification in Radiography ARRT Radiologist Assistant certification (R.R.A. or CRA) Additional certification required for nuclear medicine duties (if applicable)
BLS/CPR certification
Expected
Performance: Full compliance with Florida regulatory and hospital privileging requirements Accurate and complete clinical documentation Safe performance of all procedures within scope and supervision High patient satisfaction and quality care delivery Adherence to supervision requirements (personal, direct, general) Zero unauthorized procedures outside granted privileges UFJPI is an Equal Opportunity Employer and Drugfree Workplace
