Job Description
Purpose:
- Under the general supervision of the Associate Director, the incumbent will perform technical duties within Radiology.
- The incumbent is directly involved with various imaging procedures that apply ionizing radiation and other forms of energy, and incumbents may perform additional assignments as required per department.
- A Radiographer Level II is a technologist proficient in general X-rays and can cross-train into other modalities.
Specific Duties and Responsibilities:
- The Radiographer Level II – The technologist is charged with and responsible for: Perform high-quality images and must be able to work independently.
- Must demonstrate a clear understanding of radiology protocols.
- Must demonstrate complete independent competency.
- Work with the Physicians and Physician Assistants (PA) during IV contrast administration.
- Perform daily QA/QC imaging.
- Must demonstrate a team effort with all other Radiology staff, including but not limited to doctors, nurses, clerical, and support staff.
- Able to operate a C-arm during O.R. procedures.
- Must demonstrate complete independent competency in General Radiology.
- Able to instruct students in routine general x-ray exams.
- Show radiation protection knowledge, including proper technical factors, collimation, and shielding.
- Able to apply all standards set by the Department of Radiology, Federal and State Radiation Protection Agencies.
- Maintain room inventory and equipment checklist at the beginning of the shift and before patients enter the exam room.
- Assures that all documentation is completed before the examination regarding informed consent, the universal protocol/time-out checklist, lab results, and pregnancy test.
- Must have a valid New York state Radiologic license.
- Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required:
- Knowledge of radiation protection
- Understanding contrast screening and reactions
- Skills in performing route all General X-ray exams
- Ability to perform daily Quality Assurance (QA)
- Knowledge of entering and retrieving patient information from the Picture Archiving Communication
- System (PACS) and Hospital Information System (HIS)
Qualification Requirements:
- Valid and current license as a Radiologic Technologist as indicated by the NYS Department of Health
- Must be able to lift or move 50 pounds without assistance
- Proficient in all areas of general X-ray
Skills: 1 year General Radiographer experience.
Hours Per Week: 37.50, Hours Per Day: 7.50, Days Per Week: 5.00