University of Maryland Medical System·Easton, Maryland
Performs routine and specialized diagnostic radiologic procedures, including fluoroscopy, across various patient types. Responsibilities include documenting patient care in electronic health records and participating in performance improvement initiatives.
Job Requirements Job Requirements Overview Under general supervision, performs routine and specialized diagnostic radiologic procedures.
Key Responsibilities Key Responsibility 1: Executes basic clinical competence in general radiology including fluoroscopy, in all locations across all patient types.
Selects accurate technical factors on an individual patient basis and demonstrates knowledge and skills necessary to provide care appropriate to the age of the patient.
Actively participates in the Clinical Ladder Program, if implemented, at the individual System hospital/location, meeting and maintaining all Program standards and requirements.
Key Responsibility 2: Applies knowledge of radiology principles and practices, including anatomy and physiology, radiation protection and physics, radiographic positioning, and patient care skills.
Adheres to Joint Commission, State, Federal, and departmental regulatory compliance standards.
Key Responsibility 3: Documents accurate patient care activity in various electronic health records systems.
Key Responsibility 4: Ensures a safe and appropriate work environment.
Maintains supplies and inventory in the area.
Informs appropriate colleagues when supplies need to be ordered from outside vendors.
Documents and reports related to equipment/environmental problems in accordance with policy.
Key Responsibility 5: Actively participates in departmental and organizational performance improvement initiatives and efforts to improve workflows, patient experience, and quality.
Actively participates in student and employee training and educational activities.
Education Associate Degree, or Certificate, in radiologic technology from a program accredited by an agency recognized by the US Department of Education (USDE) or Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA). Experience 2+ years Licensures/Certifications Registered with American Registry Radiologic Technology (ARRT) Licensed Radiographer - State of MD Basic Cardiac Life Support Certification
Requires an Associate Degree or Certificate in radiologic technology and at least 2 years of experience. Must be ARRT registered, licensed in the State of Maryland, and hold a Basic Cardiac Life Support certification.
Market context
In Maryland, Radiographer I roles are typically competitive because employers look for a radiologic technology degree or certificate, ARRT registration, state licensure, BCLS, and prior experience. Demand is often tied to ongoing imaging needs in hospitals and outpatient settings, where candidates with current credentials and reliable clinical experience stand out. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to quickly confirm fit, then verify your Maryland license and ARRT status before applying.