RADIOLOGY TECHNOLOGIST

This employment opportunity is with a reputed Level I Trauma Center known for its commitment to delivering high-quality diagnostic and patient care services. The center operates under stringent standards and is dedicated to maintaining excellence in various medical procedures, providing a safe and supportive environment for patients across Neonate, Pediatric, Adolescent, Adult, and Geriatric age groups. As a part of its operational framework, the center offers comprehensive shift differentials to compensate for evening, night, and weekend workers, with differential pay rates of 17% for weekday nights, 26% for weekend nights, and 15% for weekend day shifts. The minimum hourly wage offered starts at $28.32 per hour, with maximum compensation reaching up to $42.28 per hour, reflecting the varied experience, education, and qualifications that candidates may bring to this role. The position is part-time with a Full Time Equivalent (FTE) of 0.05 and is designated as a PRN role, indicating the flexibility and readiness expectations inherent in the job, including rotating shifts to ensure coverage for varying hospital demands.

The role of a diagnostic radiologic technologist at this Level I Trauma Center is both critical and comprehensive. Under the supervision of the Shift Supervisor, the technologist performs vital radiographic procedures that aid in the accurate diagnosis and treatment of patients. This position demands proficiency in operating complex imaging equipment and a sound understanding of radiation safety principles to protect patients, staff, and oneself. The technologist ensures the delivery of quality radiographic services by adhering to established hospital and departmental protocols, maintaining patient care standards, and assisting medical professionals during imaging processes.

The role involves diverse patient interactions across all age groups, highlighting the need for a well-rounded professional who can manage both technical imaging duties and compassionate patient care. Responsibilities include performing diagnostic procedures, adjusting imaging devices, immobilizing patients for clear imaging results, and managing quality control to optimize image quality. The technologist is also tasked with patient safety monitoring during procedures, documenting reactions, and supporting the healthcare team with necessary clinical and educational assistance. An emphasis is placed on continuous professional development, participation in quality control programs, and an active role in enhancing patient safety policies. This position thus combines technical expertise, patient-centered care, and a commitment to ongoing professional growth within a dynamic, high-pressure healthcare environment.