Community Health Systems Professional Services Corporation·Gadsden, Alabama
Performs advanced diagnostic and interventional imaging procedures under physician direction while maintaining strict radiation safety and sterile techniques. Additionally, supports leadership functions including staff education, workflow coordination, and regulatory compliance.
Radiology Special Procedure Technologist Position Type: Part Time, 2-3 days per week with call plus a minimum of call 1 weekend per month
The Special Procedures Radiology Technologist II performs advanced diagnostic and interventional imaging procedures under the direction of a physician. This role supports complex procedures, ensures high-quality imaging, and maintains strict adherence to radiation safety and sterile technique. In addition to clinical responsibilities, this role assists with leadership functions such as staff education, workflow coordination, and compliance with regulatory standards.
Essential Functions
Performs interventional and special procedures using fluoroscopy, radiography, and other imaging modalities in accordance with physician orders, safety protocols, and sterile procedures.
Verifies informed consent, prepares patients, explains procedures, and provides post-procedure instructions.
Applies proper positioning, immobilization, and imaging techniques to obtain high-quality diagnostic images.
Assists physicians during procedures by anticipating needs and supporting equipment operation and procedural flow.
Maintains and cleans imaging equipment and ensures preventive maintenance and regulatory inspections are completed timely.
Tracks and manages dosimetry badges and personal protective equipment (PPE), including annual radiation apron checks.
Educates staff on safe use of radiation devices and enforces compliance with ALARA principles.
Participates in regulatory surveys and ensures documentation and standards are met for the special procedures area.
Supports inventory control, including ordering and maintaining supplies such as catheters, wires, and interventional kits.
Performs hemostasis protocols and catheter removal techniques according to facility policies.
Adheres to facility protocols for conscious sedation and performs pre- and post-procedure patient monitoring.
Assists with scheduling, workflow coordination, and training of technologists or students as directed by supervisor or department leadership.
Reviews each completed exam for technical accuracy and communicates pertinent information to the radiologist and care team.
Performs other duties as assigned.
Maintains regular and reliable attendance.
Complies with all policies and standards.
Requires 2-4 years of experience as a Radiologic Technologist and ARRT certification. Must hold a state license and BCLS certification, with ACLS and PALS preferred.
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