Jackson Hospital·Montgomery, Alabama
Perform radiographic and fluoroscopic examinations in various settings, including the operating room and emergency room. Responsible for operating diagnostic equipment and ensuring high-quality film results with a low repeat rate.
This is a technical position requiring training in the field of radiology technology.
Individual is responsible for performing radiographic examinations, assisting radiologists and other physicians during fluoroscopic studies, in addition to performing exams in the operating room and the emergency room.
Demonstrates complete competency to operate all routine diagnostic and fluoroscopic equipment.
Performs exams in a timely manner so that rooms may be turned around.
Demonstrates an ability to accurately perform all routine procedures, to include arthrograms, venograms, myelograms, lumbar puncture, sialograms, barium studies and any study requiring contrast injection.
Demonstrate the ability to assess film quality and make corrections when necessary.
Completes all computer procedures as required for quality management and demonstrates knowledge of ordering, tracking and canceling exams.
Performs exams in the emergency room and surgery in a competent and timely manner.
Demonstrate the ability to operate all portables and C-Arm equipment.
Maintains a repeat rate of less than 5%.
Graduate of School of Radiological Technology. Graduate from an approved two year radiology program. American Registry of Radiology Technology. Proficiency in radiological technology.
Must be a graduate of an approved two-year radiology program and a school of radiological technology. Certification from the American Registry of Radiology Technology is required.
Market context
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