
Radiologic Technologist with extensive experience performing high-quality diagnostic imaging in diverse healthcare settings, including OR, ER, inpatient, outpatient, and portable environments. Skilled in patient positioning, radiation safety, and equipment operation to ensure accurate imaging and optimal patient care. Adept at assisting patients with mobility challenges, maintaining a compassionate and reassuring presence. Highly adaptable in fast-paced environments, collaborating with radiologists and healthcare teams to support efficient workflow. Committed to ongoing education, quality assurance, and excellence in medical imaging.
-Perform diagnostic radiographic exams in various settings, including OR, ER, inpatient, outpatient, and portable environments.
-Ensure proper patient positioning, safety, and comfort while obtaining high-quality diagnostic images.
-Prepare exam rooms, equipment, and materials for radiographic procedures, ensuring readiness and compliance with protocols.
-Educate and reassure patients by explaining procedures clearly and addressing any concerns.
-Assist patients with mobility needs, including transferring individuals over 200 pounds from stretchers and wheelchairs to exam tables.
-Adhere to radiation safety guidelines to protect patients, staff, and self while maintaining image quality.
-Monitor patients and imaging equipment throughout exams to ensure safety, accuracy, and efficiency.
-Evaluate radiographs for diagnostic quality and proper technique, minimizing the need for repeat imaging.
- Work collaboratively with radiologists, physicians, and healthcare teams to provide optimal patient care.
- Maintain flexibility in a fast-paced environment, adapting to department needs and handling high patient volumes.
-Transport patients to and from radiology while ensuring proper care and communication.
-Schedule and coordinate imaging exams as needed to support workflow and patient care.
-Conduct quality control checks on imaging equipment and troubleshoot technical issues as necessary.
-Stay up to date with age-specific competencies and patient care protocols through ongoing training and education.
• Addresses delays in radiologist readings by communicating with
RIMA help desk to expedite reading.
• Burns CDs for emergency room patients as well as inpatients
needed.
• Facilitates communication between radiologists, technologists, and
other healthcare professionals to ensure timely delivery of images
Services and interpretation of results.
• Manages administrative tasks such as answering phone calls,
responding to inquiries, and processing paperwork related to
registration, billing, and authorizations.
• Provides normal clerical support as needed to support unit function
such as copying, scanning, typing, filing, faxing, and ordering of department supplies
Cerner
DICOM
Epic
Medical Terminology
PACs
RIS
Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
BLS (Basic Life support)
CPR
Fluoroscopy
Venipuncture
ARRT
The American Registry of Radiologic Technologist
CRT (California Radiologic Technologist)