Kaiser Permanente·Tucker, Georgia
Performs standard radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures while ensuring patient safety and optimal image quality. Manages patient documentation in the RIS and coordinates with radiologists to ensure continuity of care.
Performs a variety of standard radiographic procedures in a safe and efficient manner; reviews and transmits films and reports to appropriate physicians. Performs reception and clerical duties within the Radiology Department and prepares required departmental reports.
Prepares patient for radiographic procedures by accurately assessing patients needs and providing patient education. Performs radiographic and/or fluoroscopic procedures. Practices accurate and timely completion of scheduled and unscheduled work to maximize productivity. Demonstrates skills for IV placement and injection of contrast materials. Operates computer and radiographic equipment for image production and documentation of images. Performs quality control measures for the purpose of ensuring optimal quality images. Enters and properly completes all patient information including exam charges and supplies into the Radiology Information System (RIS) and/or other KP application. Prepares films for interpretation by the radiologist in an accurate and timely manner. Exhibits flexibility and adaptability to unique needs of the department and respond appropriately. Communicates abnormal situations to proper sources in a way that facilitates resolution and/or tracking. Actively engages other health care providers (radiologist, ordering practitioners) to ensure quality, continuity and appropriateness of care. Follows department procedures/processes/policies. Practices safety measures in radiography by adhering to all governing regulations. Follows universal precautions, infection control guidelines and sterile technique. Complies with all governing regulations. Stocks and cleans exam rooms/work areas. Takes rotational call for after hours facilities and is responsible for coverage if unable to take call. May be responsible for clinical instruction of student technologist. Other duties as assigned. Applies the professions code of ethics in all aspects of practice.
Two (2) years experience as a Radiologic Technologist.
Requires a Radiologic Technologist Certification and Basic Life Support certification. A minimum of one year of experience is required, with two years preferred.
Market context
Georgia healthcare employers commonly seek radiology technologists with current certification, BLS, and hands-on experience, so this role signals steady demand for candidates who can work safely and efficiently in imaging settings. Competitive applicants usually show strong radiation-safety knowledge, OSHA awareness, and comfort with basic PC systems. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform against the original posting, then confirm your certifications and prepare one example of safe patient positioning or workflow accuracy for your application.
