Kaiser Permanente·Bellevue, Washington
Provide high-quality radiology services by performing general and specialty radiographic images according to physician orders. Ensure patient safety, maintain diagnostic equipment, and adhere to strict radiation safety and confidentiality protocols.
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Weekend shift differential Job Summary: Provide Radiology services to patients in accordance with physician orders.
Ensures patient safety and provides high quality imaging.
Prepares Radiology rooms for patient procedures, develops images, maintains supply levels, ensures diagnostic equipment is maintained and properly working within manufacturer specifications.
Efficiently operates equipment according to prescribed safety standards.
Exercises professional judgment in performance of diagnostic services and maintains a demeanor complementary to medical ethics.
Applies knowledge of the principles of growth and development to identify patients and family requirements relative to age specific patients.
Demonstrates exceptional customer service skills: treats customers with courtesy and respect; communicates effectively; provides appropriate and efficient service, and demonstrates a professional behavior at all time.
Committed to self-improvement.
Maintains strict patient and staff confidentiality.
Perform quality general radiographic and specialty images through the use of clinical protocols. Position patient to best demonstrate anatomic area of interest, respecting patients comfort and ability. Demonstrate the knowledge to perform general radiographic and specialty procedures through the use of radiological equipment. Obtain images in accordance with proper radiographic techniques. Evaluate images for technical quality, assuring proper identification is recorded. Demonstrate the knowledge and skills necessary to provide Radiology services including patient education to all age groups served, to include: geriatrics, adults, adolescents, and pediatrics. Contact physician if there are any discrepancies, and follows the radiology policy and procedure for changing orders from referring providers. Adhere to Cooperative-wide Personal Protection Equipment, Universal Precautions, related Medical Waste (RMW), Infection Control, Safety, and other OSHA Policies and Procedures. Ensure patient information is accurately input into electronic medical record, including Radiology Information System (RIS). Arrive, select current account and complete patient for the appropriate procedure, as directed in the RIS. Establish patients identification by following organizational identification policy. Observe patient during procedures and reports any unusual occurrences or changes in patients condition to appropriate personnel. Ascertain allergy status on patients. Respond appropriately to contrast reactions as outlined in Policy and Procedure Manual. Provide timely, responsive, expert services to customers in a positive friendly manner, to include patient, physicians, and other employees. Inform patients and those accompanying them when delays exist and how they are being addressed. Promote patient focused care throughout daily activities. Provide quality patient care to include preparation, scheduling, description of exam, communication of pain expectation, and teaching all types of patient procedures as needed. Maintain strict patient and employee confidentiality, as appropriate. Communicate to the patient when they will be receiving their results. Maintain safe radiation levels at all times to minimize exposure to patient, self, and others. Follow written Policy and Procedure Manual on radiation safety rules. Perform all necessary equipment checks prior to use, thereby protecting patient and staff safety. Ensure patient and regulatory standards are adhered to and suggests ways to improve patient outcomes when indicated. Completes quality assurance, quality control and radiation safety activities as appropriate. Arrive at the start of the assigned shift ready to begin work; take lunch and break at appropriate times, and leave work at the end of the assigned shift. Maintain neat, clean and stocked Radiology room. Able to assist lead technologist or radiology leadership by coordinating new employee training and orientation, and identifying staff training issues, able to assist lead technologist in monitoring work flow and assigning tasks to other staff to address issues and participating in operational policy and procedures development as appropriate. Communicate concerns as appropriate to lead technologists and management. Work as an effective team member with other colleagues, both on and off-site to efficiently perform radiological procedures. Rotate shifts and assignments as required. Rotation may include surgery and portables for Specialty and Hospital staff.
One (1) year of direct experience with diagnostic procedures.
Must be a graduate of an accredited radiologic technology program and hold a Washington State Certified Radiologic Technologist license and BLS certification. One year of direct experience with diagnostic procedures is preferred.
Market context
In Washington, part-time weekend radiologic technologist roles often draw steady interest because hospitals and imaging centers need coverage for diagnostic procedures outside weekday schedules. Candidates with an accredited radiologic technology degree, Washington State certification, BLS, and direct diagnostic experience are typically more competitive. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, and confirm your license status and weekend availability before applying.