OSF HealthCare·Rockford, Illinois
The Diagnostic Radiology Technologist II independently performs radiographic procedures and manages patient intake, including medical history collection. They operate imaging equipment across various settings, including surgery and fluoroscopy, while collaborating with providers to ensure diagnostic accuracy.
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Expected pay for this position is $27.26 - $35.68/hour.
Actual pay will be determined by experience, skills and internal equity.
This is an Hourly position.
This position includes an additional $3 shift differential OSF will invest in you on day 1! Candidates with 5+ years of direct experience will receive 24 hours of Vacation and Holiday time that will be available for use beginning day 1. This is in addition to our generous time-off benefits. Sign On Bonus Eligible! $4,500 – 1yr commitment $9,000 – 2yr commitment $13,500 – 3 yr commitment
The Diagnostic Radiology Technologist II performs radiographic procedures independently at a technical level. They are responsible for performing technical procedures that require independent judgment with ingenuity and initiative to apply prescribed ionizing radiation for radiologic diagnosis. They perform patient intake by collecting medical history and must be able to answer patient questions regarding the imaging procedure. They follow specific instructions from providers on what areas to image and guide patients through the imaging process safely and comfortably. In addition, they operate imaging equipment proficiently in several different settings which include surgery and fluoroscopy procedures, have a firm understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the human body, demonstrate knowledge of proper imaging techniques(i.e. positioning and technical factors) in special populations such as children, the elderly, and patients with debilitating conditions and may confer with providers on the result of imaging tests and may collaborate to determine whether additional images are required.
Candidates must complete a formal Radiography program and hold or be eligible for ARRT and IEMA licensure, along with BLS certification. Preferred candidates have experience in general radiology and patient customer service.
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