Radiologist Technologist

Position Summary

Responsible for performing high-quality diagnostic imaging procedures in accordance with physician orders and departmental protocols. This role requires versatility across multiple radiology functions while ensuring patient safety, regulatory compliance, and exceptional service.

Key Responsibilities

Imaging & Procedure Execution

• Perform radiographic exams according to physician orders and established protocols
• Maintain a repeat rate within acceptable standards (target ~95% first-time quality)
• Ensure all exam requests include accurate patient history and documentation
• Follow proper workflow for exam tracking and completion

Departmental Versatility

• Competent in multiple imaging areas, including:
• • Routine radiography
  • Fluoroscopy
  • IVP and GU procedures
  • Portable imaging (including C-arm)
• Perform all procedures outlined in the departmental routine manual

Radiation Safety & Compliance

• Apply ALARA principles to minimize radiation exposure
• Utilize appropriate shielding without compromising diagnostic quality
• Ensure proper collimation and use of lead markers on all images

Operations & Systems Support

• Utilize imaging systems and EMR (EPIC/McKesson) for scheduling, documentation, and exam management
• Coordinate patient transport and scheduling workflows
• Communicate effectively with clinical teams and support departments
• Report equipment issues promptly to Clinical Engineering and leadership

Additional Responsibilities

• Support radiologic technologist students and training initiatives
• Participate in quality assurance, audits, and regulatory compliance (ODH, Joint Commission)
• Assist with departmental operations including supply management and staffing support

Patient Information & Confidentiality

• Access patient records only as necessary for care, compliance, or operational needs
• Maintain strict confidentiality in accordance with TCH policies and HIPAA guidelines
• Document access appropriately within system platforms

Qualifications

Education

• Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology program (ARRT)

Required Knowledge & Skills

• Medical terminology and patient care techniques
• Proper positioning and imaging procedures
• Knowledge of sterile and isolation protocols
• Proficiency with radiographic equipment and systems

Licensure & Certification

• ARRT certification (R) required
• Must obtain Ohio Radiographer license within 4 weeks of hire