Multi-Modality Technologist- PRN- Frankfort Regional Medical Ctr - HCA (Frankfort, Kentucky) in Lexington, Kentucky For Sale

Minimum Requirements:Education: Graduate of an accredited program in Radiologic Technology Graduate of an accredited advanced modality program (preferred) Registered with the American Registry of Radiologic Technology.Licensure/Certifications: Kentucky Radiation Operators CertificateAmerican Registry of Radiologic Technologist ARRTAdvanced Certification in (CT) or (MR) (preferred). Certification in MRI/CT required at hire (preferred) or obtained within 6 months of employment date or end of cross training periodBasic Life Support CPR Experience: A minimum of one year of X-Ray and advanced modality experience (preferred)Work Environment:The work environment characteristics described on the Physical Demands page of this job description are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the job.Populations Served/Age Specific Patients:New born (birth to 6 weeks) Adolescent (13 to 18 years)Infant (>6 weeks to 1 year) Adult (> 18 to 64)Preschool (1 to 5 years) Geriatric (65 and greater)School Age (6 to 12 years) N/ADuties:Knowledge of X-Ray/ CT/ MRI examinations and contrast media protocolsPrepares patient for procedure, explains procedure to patient. Monitors and reports changes in patient condition to appropriate healthcare providers Basic knowledge of computers and PACS system equipment and related softwareObtains and documents accurate patient information on assessments and other formsKnowledge of X-Ray/ CT/ MRI and accessory equipment operations to ensure patient and guest safety and image quality Demonstrates knowledge of anatomy for optimum imagingDemonstrates knowledge of patient positioning for optimum imagingIdentifies anatomical orientation on all required images, and ensures proper film identification on all images. Abides by Regulatory requirements, National Safety Goals and Scope of Practice Technologist communicates procedure information to radiologist or other physician(s)Evaluates quality of X-Ray/ CT/ MRI procedure and determines if additional imaging is requiredProvides direct patient care to patients of all agesProvides outstanding customer service skills at all timesDemonstrates ethical and professional conduct (attitude and behavior). Maintains licensure in a timely mannerAbility to maintain confidential information and patient privacyTechnologist contributes to the efficient operation of the department, ensuring the quality of continuity of patient care and safetyMaintains security of Diagnostic Imaging departmentAssist in mentoring new team members or studentsPerforms other related duties as requiredPosition SummaryMulti-Modality Technologist may perform procedures in multiple modalities (which may include): MRI, CT and Diagnostic X-ray *. It is expected that Multi-Modality staff work in the modality assigned as volume and patient load dictates to ensure quality and safe care of patients.Must be ARRT Certified in advanced modalities CT and MRI, RT (CT) (MRI) ARRT. Certification in MRI/CT required at hire (preferred) or obtained within 6 months of employment date or end of cross training periodMRI Technologists - The MRI technologist is responsible for performing a variety of complex specialized technical tasks utilizing magnetic waves to assist with the detection of anatomical abnormalities. Has working knowledge of the equipment used and operates equipment to produce quality MRI images in the most efficient and safe manner. Has knowledge of MRI Magnet Safety and applies safety concepts daily to ensure a safe environmentCT technologists- The CT technologist is responsible for performing a variety of complex specialized technical tasks utilizing radiation to assist with the detection of anatomical abnormalities. Has working knowledge of the equipment used and operates equipment to produce quality images in the most efficient and safe manner. Has knowledge of Radiation Safety principles and applies ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) concepts to every patient, every timeDiagnostic X-ray Technologists - Performs those duties directly involved with a variety of technical procedures applying ionizing radiation for the purpose of detecting pathology. Has working knowledge of the equipment used and operates equipment to produce quality images in the most efficient and safe manner. Has knowledge of Radiation Safety principles and applies ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) concepts to every patient, every timeReports to the Diagnostic Imaging Supervisor.
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