Springfield Clinic·Springfield, Illinois
Perform radiographic procedures using ionizing radiation to produce quality images while adhering to safety protocols. Assist physicians in selecting technical factors and manage patient data within RIS and PACS systems.
The Radiologic Technologist II is responsible for performing radiographic procedures by the application of ionizing radiation to produce radiographic images under a variety of conditions and assisting physicians as required in the selection of practical applications and technical factors.
Principal Responsibilities
Obtain a complete history on patients including obtaining previous related exams that will help evaluate the current exam.
Produce quality radiographs.
Select proper technical factors for each individual patient, according to established protocols.
Provide proper shielding in accordance with prescribed radiation safety standards.
Operate equipment as directed.
Be knowledgeable with all procedures and protocols within the Radiology Department.
Process films using an automatic processor at the MOHA location.
Assist with the selection of technical factors using ALARA principles.
Possess knowledge of DR/DRX image acquisition and manipulation, including correcting data regarding patient information and image detail in PACS.
Maintain orderliness, cleanliness and cooperates with all personnel in the proper conduct of the department.
Assemble films/images for interpretation by radiologists.
Assist patients in transport within Radiology and throughout the Springfield Clinic campus.
Will be responsible when using Springfield Clinic computers and telephones as needed for patient care.
Knowledge of computer systems: RIS (to include, but not limited to scheduling/rescheduling/replacing exams, completing exams, patient history, enter comments, enter "stop" payments and print features), EHR, PACS, Employee Benefit system, Radiology home page.
May assist in the use of a variety of equipment and procedures.
Knowledge of sterile procedure and of sterilization procedure for sterile supplies.
Knowledge of general scheduler duties.
Knowledge of Prompt Care workflow.
Knowledge of workflow to obtain reports on images.
Put away incoming supplies and inform Supervisor of supplies needed.
Clean cassettes on a regular basis.
Check for outdates on a regular basis.
Report any equipment failures to Supervisor and have general knowledge to troubleshoot equipment for problems and call for service if necessary.
Submit proper forms to request for paid time off and enter time off in payroll tracking system.
Provide orientation/training of new technologists and other Radiology staff.
Responsible for coverage in Ambulatory Surgery, Pain Clinic (if working in ASC/Pain Clinic) and Diagnostic Radiology with varying shifts.
Obtain diagnostic radiographs utilizing proper exposure factors consistent with ALARA according to protocols established by Springfield Clinic Radiologists, SC.
Ability to operate a C-Arm if working in ASC/Pain Clinic.
Knowledge of and experience in DR/DRX image acquisition and manipulation, including correcting data regarding patient information and image detail in PACS.
Knowledgeable of all procedures and protocols in the Surgery department, Pain Clinic and Radiology department.
Comply with the Springfield Clinic incident reporting policy and procedures.
Adhere to all OSHA and Springfield Clinic training & accomplishments as required per policy.
Provide excellent customer service and adhere to Springfield Clinic's Code of Conduct and Ethics Standards.
Perform other job duties as assigned.
Education/Experience
Must be a graduate of an approved A.C.R. school or must be a graduate of a JRCERT approved school of Radiology, and provide proof of current active certification with the ARRT
Must work in a specialty location (i.e. ASC, Ortho, Urgent Care etc.) at least 80% of the time and/or take part in the departmental weekend and holiday rotation.
Or working as a Float, defined by the Imaging Operations Manager.
Licenses/Certificates
Must maintain current registration with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists in Radiography.
May have temporary accreditation in Radiography with the Illinois Emergency Management Agency, Division of Nuclear Safety.
CPR per American Heart Association guidelines required within 30 days of hire.
Must be a graduate of an ACR or JRCERT approved school of Radiology with current ARRT certification. Requires CPR certification and the physical ability to handle patients and wear lead aprons for extended periods.
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