University of Maryland Emergency Medicine·Baltimore, Maryland
Perform a variety of radiographic examinations, including general x-rays and bone densitometry, while assisting radiologists with fluoroscopy and interventional studies. Ensure high-quality imaging through proper technique selection and strict adherence to departmental protocols and radiation safety.
Performs a variety of radiographic examinations following prescribed techniques and positioning procedures. Documents and stores the images according to departmental guidelines. Monitors and maintains equipment; and other duties as assigned.
Essential functions
Performs radiographic examinations to include general x-ray and bone densitometry exams. Assist the Radiologist with fluoroscopy and interventional studies.
Performs all radiographic exams in accordance with the department policies, procedures, and protocols. Determines proper technique through selection of KVP, MA, and exposure time. Apply detailed knowledge of anatomy in order to produce images of high quality.
Pleasantly greets and introduces self to patients, verifies their identification and the correctness of the procedure to be performed.
Explains examination to the patient and family, if present.
Ensures any required consent forms are signed prior to the examination.
Prepares contrast media and administer to patient either intravenously or through other body cavities. Always assess the patient’s condition prior to administering a contrast media or performing the radiographic procedure.
Positions patient for the proper view of the affected area and instruct patient as to the proper physiological requirements for the procedure.
Performs radiographic procedures as prescribed by a physician.
Uses a variety of radiation protection and shielding devices.
Total Rewards The referenced base salary range represents the low and high end of University of Maryland’s Faculty Physician’s Inc. salary range for this position.
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Must be a graduate of an AMA approved school of Radiologic Technology and hold licensure as a Medical Radiation Technologist from the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. ARRT registration and CPR certification are required, with one year of related experience preferred.
Market context
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