Community Health Systems Professional Services Corporation·Bluffton, Indiana
Perform advanced diagnostic imaging procedures and operate radiographic equipment to assist in patient diagnosis and treatment. Collaborate with healthcare teams to ensure patient safety, maintain accurate records, and provide patient education.
The Radiology Technologist II performs advanced diagnostic imaging procedures to assist in patient diagnosis and treatment. This role involves operating and maintaining imaging equipment, ensuring patient safety and comfort, and collaborating with the healthcare team to produce high-quality diagnostic images. The Radiology Technologist II adheres to all regulatory standards and protocols, provides education to patients and families, and serves as a resource for the team.
Essential Functions
Operates, monitors, and maintains radiographic/x-ray equipment during procedures, ensuring accurate and high-quality imaging.
Educates patients and families about pre-procedure, during-procedure, and post-procedure events and instructions, addressing questions to ensure understanding and comfort.
Assists management in providing in-service training on the use of radiology equipment and monitoring radiation safety practices within the lab.
Performs all assigned functions related to invasive imaging procedures as needed, ensuring compliance with safety and procedural standards.
Monitors patients' vital signs and pulses during procedures, relaying accurate information to the appropriate medical staff.
Maintains accurate patient records, including pre-procedure, during-procedure, and post-procedure documentation, as well as ensuring proper documentation of charges.
Ensures all required paperwork is signed, dated, and timed by physicians in accordance with regulatory and facility standards.
Checks all radiology equipment before use, ensuring proper functioning and safety.
Serves as a resource for the team by providing guidance, resolving conflicts, and accepting delegated authority as assigned.
Performs other duties as assigned.
Maintains regular and reliable attendance.
Complies with all policies and standards.
Requires 2-4 years of clinical experience as a Radiologic Technologist and ARRT certification. Must hold a state license and BCLS certification, with ACLS and invasive lab experience preferred.
Market context
In Indiana, allied-health radiologic technologist roles are typically driven by steady demand in hospitals, outpatient imaging centers, and physician practices. These positions are competitive because employers usually look for both formal program completion and active credentials, including BLS and ARRT registration. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to quickly compare fit and save time on the original job description; if you apply, confirm your program, certification status, and any state-specific expectations before submitting.
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