Cody Renninger

• Evaluated image quality prior to releasing results to physicians.
• Operated multi-slice scanner for complex examinations, including cardiac and vascular studies.
• Conducted post-processing of images using advanced software applications.
• Performed daily quality control measurements on equipment and completed documentation accurately.
• Interacted with patients, families, and healthcare team members to ensure clear communication throughout theimaging process.

Performed emergent CT scans (head, neck, chest, abdomen, pelvis, angiograms) for trauma and acute stroke patients

Operated multi-slice CT scanners with precision to ensure optimal image quality and diagnostic value

performed CT perfusion and CT angiography (CTA) for stroke assessment, aiding in time-sensitive thrombolysis or thrombectomy decisions.

Maintained strict adherence to ALARA principles while managing complex imaging protocols requiring multiple contrast-enhanced series.

Assessed patients' condition and ability to undergo CT procedures; provided appropriate care and communicated concerns to clinical staff.

Demonstrated expertise in contrast administration, IV placement, and monitoring for adverse reactions during emergent scans.

Assisted in trauma code and stroke alert responses; ensured rapid mobilization and imaging with minimal delay to clinical care.

Documented and verified patient and procedure information accurately in the EMR/PACS under emergency time constraints.

Provided compassionate, efficient care to patients in crisis while managing a high caseload and multiple STAT orders simultaneously.

• Provided patient care instructions prior to radiologic procedures and administered contrast agents as needed.
• Reviewed medical histories and prepared patients for exams by positioning them appropriately on the exam table.
• Maintained a safe environment by adhering to radiation safety protocols and guidelines.
• Reduced patients' anxiety and enhanced cooperation by educating on procedure details, instructions and expectations.
• Educated patients about radiological procedure risks, benefits and alternatives as well as post-exam restrictions or instructions.