Krystal Danforth
Farmington,ME
Summary
Radiologic Technologist with three years of experience in digital imaging processing on Fuji, GE, Philips, and Siemens fluoroscopy machinery. Collaborates well with multidisciplinary teams. Skilled in radiation safety and problem-solving, consistently delivering high-quality imaging. Works well individually, as well as with other team members.
Overview
12
12
years of professional experience
Work History
Radiologic Technologist
Maine Health Franklin Memorial
Farmington, Maine
06.2022 - Current
- Prepared patients for imaging procedures, ensuring comfort and safety throughout.
- Ran pain clinic procedure days single handedly with the c-arm in a sterile environment, including in the operating room.
- Maintained accurate patient records and imaging documentation in compliance with protocols.
- Worked directly with physicians to determine appropriate imaging techniques for diagnoses.
- Assisted in training new staff on departmental procedures and safety protocols.
- Processed digital images using PACS system for storage, retrieval and transmission purposes.
- Operated mobile imaging equipment to capture medical information at patients' bedsides, operating, and emergency rooms.
- Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams working in the operating room, fluoroscopy, as well as the pain clinic.
Student Worker
Kennebec valley community college
Fairfield, Maine
09.2019 - 03.2020
- Maintained accurate records of student attendance and participation in events.
- Followed instructions from management to complete tasks according to exact specifications.
- Answered office phone to direct inquiries to appropriate individuals.
- Provided support to faculty with administrative tasks such as filing, photocopying, and mail distribution.
- Organized student records and data in an efficient manner.
- Straightened chairs, swept debris and cleaned tables to maintain clean and organized work area.
Fraud Analyst
Barclays Bank Delaware
Wilton, Maine
12.2013 - 03.2020
- Investigated suspicious accounts to determine potential risk exposure.
- Collaborated with law enforcement to report and resolve fraud cases.
- Reviewed customer complaints related to fraud for escalation and resolution.
- Monitored emerging fraud trends to enhance prevention strategies.
- Conducted training sessions for staff on fraud detection techniques.
- Utilized analytics tools to assess transaction patterns and anomalies.
- Investigated cases of suspected fraudulent activities, including tracing money trails and analyzing documents.
- Communicated effectively with customers regarding suspected fraudulent activities or suspicious behavior.
Education
Associate of Applied Science - Radiologic Technologist (Medical Imaging)
Maine College of Health Professions
Lewiston, ME05-2022
High School Diploma -
Norwich Adult Education
Norwich, CT05-2012
Skills
- Digital imaging processing
- Radiologic positioning
- Equipment operation
- Radiation safety
- Direct patient care
- Team collaboration
- Problem solving
Timeline
Radiologic Technologist
Maine Health Franklin Memorial
06.2022 - Current
Student Worker
Kennebec valley community college
09.2019 - 03.2020
Fraud Analyst
Barclays Bank Delaware
12.2013 - 03.2020
Associate of Applied Science - Radiologic Technologist (Medical Imaging)
Maine College of Health Professions
High School Diploma -
Norwich Adult Education
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