Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health·Nashua, New Hampshire
The role involves performing radiologic examinations and managing the end-to-end patient process from pre-exam processing to documentation. Additionally, the technologist is responsible for maintaining department cleanliness and managing supply inventory.
Overview 32 HOURS PER WEEK SIGN ON BONUS ELIGIBLE Performs radiologic examinations, aids in clerical functions, and maintains the smooth and orderly flow of patients through the radiology department.
Administers all steps of the X-Ray with the patient: Pre-exam processing, performing the exam, and post-exam documentation. Maintains cleanliness of all rooms, machines and cassettes in the department. Maintains supply inventory. Performs other duties as required or assigned.
Completion of a Radiologic Technology program. Knowledge of standard radiologic terminology required. Required Licensure/Certifications ARRT registered Radiologic Technologist (RT-R) within 4 months of hire date. BLS (Basic Life Support) certification at hire. Currently Licensed by the Board of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy in the State of New Hampshire.
Candidates must complete a Radiologic Technology program and hold a current license from the Board of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy in New Hampshire. ARRT registration (RT-R) is required within four months of hire, along with BLS certification at the time of hire.
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