Michael Venturino

• Jan 2002-March 2002 Army Basic training.
• April 2002-October 2002 Army Individual Training to become a Radiology Technician.

• Produced high-quality images for accurate, reliable review and interpretation.
• Captured images using mobile equipment in operating rooms, emergency rooms, and patients' bedsides.
• Reviewed physicians' orders to determine medical imaging needs and operated radiologic equipment to capture, develop, and produce diagnostic images.
• Improved patient experience by maintaining a compassionate and efficient approach during radiologic procedures.
• Reduced radiation exposure by adhering to ALARA principles and utilizing appropriate shielding techniques.
• Assisted radiologists with various interventional procedures, ensuring smooth operations and optimal outcomes for patients.
• Participated in continuing education opportunities, staying up-to-date on advancements in radiologic technology practices.
• Collaborated with radiologists to ensure optimal image quality, leading to precise diagnoses and effective treatment plans.
• Supported department goals by participating in quality improvement initiatives aimed at enhancing overall patient care standards.
• Demonstrated adaptability by quickly learning new protocols or procedures as required for specialized patient populations or unique case requirements.
• Evaluated images for technical quality and accuracy.
• Trained and supervised new radiologic technologists and technicians.
• Prepared and positioned patients for imaging procedures.
• Administered various doses of radiation to obtain desired images.
• Utilized knowledge of anatomy, physiology and radiation protection to produce quality radiographs.
• Safeguarded patient privacy, consistently adhering to HIPAA regulations and maintaining strict confidentiality in all aspects of clinical practice.
• Contributed to team success by cross-training in various radiology modalities, ensuring adequate coverage during peak times.
• Streamlined workflow by efficiently managing patient schedules and accommodating urgent cases when needed.
• Increased diagnostic accuracy with thorough knowledge of imaging protocols and proper positioning techniques.
• Mentored new Radiology Technologists, sharing knowledge and expertise to enhance their professional development within the field.
• Operated radiologic equipment to produce diagnostic images and films.
• Assisted radiologist in performing special imaging procedures.
• Sanitized scanning machines after each patient to prevent spread of germs and illnesses.
• Operated radiologic equipment to obtain images of body structures.
• Coordinated with other healthcare personnel to deliver quality patient care.
• Followed radiation safety measures and used protection devices to prevent harm to patients or staff.
• Complied with HIPAA and company regulations to maintain confidentiality regarding patient health data and medical records.
• Upheld high level of service to patients by assisting in different ways, displaying professionalism, and responding appropriately to questions and concerns.
• Prepared and mixed contrast agents for enhanced imaging.

• Produced high-quality images for accurate, reliable review and interpretation.
• Captured images using mobile equipment in operating rooms, emergency rooms, and patients' bedsides.
• Reviewed physicians' orders to determine medical imaging needs and operated radiologic equipment to capture, develop, and produce diagnostic images.
• Reduced radiation exposure by adhering to ALARA principles and utilizing appropriate shielding techniques.
• Safeguarded patient privacy, consistently adhering to HIPAA regulations and maintaining strict confidentiality in all aspects of clinical practice.

• Contributed to the reduction of complications by meticulously following sterile technique guidelines during invasive procedures.
• Demonstrated adaptability to various situations by efficiently handling emergency cases alongside routine exams without compromising quality of care.
• Expedited treatment planning processes by accurately performing image post-processing tasks such as 3D reconstructions or vessel analysis.
• Ensured safety compliance by adhering to radiation protection guidelines and consistently updating protocols as needed.
• Boosted workplace morale with excellent communication skills, fostering a positive environment among team members.
• Enhanced staff competency through active involvement in training new technologists on department protocols and equipment usage.
• Trained and supervised new radiologic technologists and technicians.

• Converted Radiology Department from Film to Digital imaging
• Produced high-quality images for accurate, reliable review and interpretation.
• Captured images using mobile equipment in operating rooms, emergency rooms, and patients' bedsides.
• Enhanced department efficiency by performing routine equipment maintenance and troubleshooting issues promptly.
• Exhibited strong problem-solving skills when faced with challenging cases or equipment malfunctions, resulting in minimal disruptions to workflow.

• Deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan, during which time I was in charge of 11 Soldiers from various Medical occupations.
• Set up and operated Radiology Department in an Aid station providing care for upwards of 3,000 Soldiers.
• Captured images using mobile equipment in operating rooms, emergency rooms, and patients' bedsides.
• Optimized image quality by adjusting technical factors according to specific patient needs or clinical indications within prescribed dose limits.
• Assisted in training new Radiologic Technologists on department policies, procedures, equipment usage, and best practices for patient care.
• Facilitated positive care experience for patients by establishing rapport and applying interpersonal skills to reduce anxiety and promote cooperation.
• Operated radiologic equipment to produce diagnostic images and films.

2012-2014

• Reviewed physicians' orders to determine medical imaging needs and operated radiologic equipment to capture, develop, and produce diagnostic images.
• Safeguarded patient privacy, consistently adhering to HIPAA regulations and maintaining strict confidentiality in all aspects of clinical practice.
• Reduced radiation exposure by adhering to ALARA principles and utilizing appropriate shielding techniques.
• Mentored new Radiology Technologists, sharing knowledge and expertise to enhance their professional development within the field.

2014-2018

• Shut down old Department and Opened department in New Hospital.
• Was NCOIC of Radiology Department, overseeing 4 internal clinics and 5 external clinics covering 2 states. Providing care to approximately 12,000 patients including Active Duty, dependants, student Soldiers, Reservist, and retirees. Managing approximately 39 employees, consisting of Civilians, Active Duty Soldiers, students in MRI, CT, Mammo, Ultra Sound, clinic receptionists, Nurses, and Radiologists.
• Spent 3 months training in MRI and CT working for 1 year in CT.
• Exhibited strong problem-solving skills when faced with challenging cases or equipment malfunctions, resulting in minimal disruptions to workflow.
• Streamlined workflow by efficiently managing patient schedules and accommodating urgent cases when needed.
• Contributed to team success by cross-training in various radiology modalities, ensuring adequate coverage during peak times.