Orthopaedic Specialty Group·Fairfield, Connecticut
The Radiologic Technologist performs technical x-ray procedures and manages digital imaging units while ensuring radiation safety and patient confidentiality. Additional duties include coordinating outpatient ultrasounds and performing basic reception tasks.
General Description Under the direct supervision of the Radiology Manager, the Radiologic Technologist participates in the clerical and technical work components of the department in accordance with office policies and procedures and prescribed radiation safety procedures. The Radiologic Technologist maintains patient confidentiality and ensures that the delivery of radiology services is professional, timely and accurate at all times.
Escorts patients to and from the x-ray room. Takes x-rays as directed by ordering physician. Sets up studies on digital imaging CR unit and DR unit. Schedules, documents and coordinates out-patient ultrasounds, when ordered. Provides CD of images, when requested. Reports problems with CR and DR units to Supervisor. Notifies supervisor when supplies are low. Maintains a clean and well organized work area at all times. Will be cross trained in mild reception duties
Candidates must be flexible with weekly work schedule, along with a willingness to travel to our 4 OSG OrthoFast offices when required (Milford, Fairfield, Monroe, Shelton) Completion of an approved Radiologic Technology program and American Registry of Radiologic Technologist (ARRT) registry. Connecticut Radiography license required. NEW GRADS welcomed to apply. Experience in Orthopedics a plus. Experience with both CR/DR imaging preferred. OSG offers a pleasant professional work environment, competitive wages, and comprehensive benefits, including paid time off. Orthopaedic Specialty Group, P.C., is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Candidates must have completed an approved Radiologic Technology program, hold ARRT registry certification, and possess a Connecticut Radiography license. Experience in orthopedics and familiarity with CR/DR imaging are preferred, and new graduates are welcome.
Market context
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