Parrish Medical Center·Titusville, Florida
The assistant performs pre-screening safety assessments and prepares patients for radiology scans. They also manage patient documentation, coordinate with physician offices, and assist technologists with procedure flow.
Department: Diagnostic Imaging
Schedule/Status: Varies; Per Diem
Standard Hours/Week: 15
The Radiology Technologist Assistant reports to the Manager of Diagnostic Imaging. Employee performs pre-screening safety and history patient assessments, prepares patient for scan, and assists Technologists with procedure flow. Employee also collates patient prior records with procedure being performed before entering data into PACS. This staff has access to medication storage areas, and may receive, deliver, and store medications ONLY. The position shall exemplify the desired Culture of Choice® and philosophies of Parrish Healthcare.
Conducts patient pre-procedure phone interviews for questions that are present, instructions on procedure preparation, pertinent medical history, and brief explanation of what to expect. Reviews patient safety sheets and checklist with patient prior to exam. Follows up with physician offices or hospitals as safety questions arise that need further follow-up. Prepares and collates patient documentation for technologist and radiologist and scans into PACS. Assists patient with gowning procedures. Assists technologist in getting patient onto scan table. Obtains outside correlation studies or reports from other facilities as needed. Transports patients as per Hospital Policy. May be utilized at offsite facilities. Performs similar or related duties as assigned. Knows fire, disaster and safety procedures and regulations as it pertains to the work area.
Market context
In Florida, Radiology Technologist Assistant roles are typically tied to ongoing patient imaging needs in hospitals, outpatient centers, and diagnostic practices, so demand is often steady. This role can be competitive because employers usually want candidates who already have a high school diploma or GED, BCLS certification through the American Heart Association, and some hands-on experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your certification status and highlight any imaging or patient-care support experience in your application.
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