JOB DESCRIPTION
Department:
Job Title:
Reports To:
Benefit Level:
Surgery
Certified Radiology Technologist
Manager, Perioperative Services
III
Job Code:
EEO Job Family:
FLSA Status:
Creation/Revision Date:
Technicians
Non-Exempt
09/09/2014 r
Role/Position Definition: Performs diagnostic medical radiographs on patients within the
surgery department and completes all corresponding and appropriate documentation.
Provides fluoroscopic radiology for pain, orthopedic and vascular procedures using C-arm
equipment. Maintains all equipment and supplies related to the department.
Qualifications/Position Requirements:
A. Education/Experience
 Graduation from accredited program of Radiologic Technology required.
 Previous relevant experience preferred.
B. Licensure/Certification
 Current licensure as a Certified Radiology Technologist with the American Registry
of Radiologic Technologists.
C. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
 Requires proficiency in the use of general office equipment (i.e. copier,
telephones).
 Must possess excellent communication and organizational skills.
 Must be proficient in computer usage.
 Must have knowledge of medical terminology.
 Must possess excellent reading and writing skills.
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Occasionally = .25 – 2.5 hours/day
Frequently = 2.5 – 5.5 hours/day
Continuously = 5.5 – 8 hours/day
Sitting – Occasionally.
Standing – Continuously.
Walking – Occasionally.
Lifting/Carrying 0-10lbs – Occasionally.
Lifting/Carrying 10-20lbs – Occasionally.
Lifting/Carrying 20-50lbs – Rarely.
Lifting/Carrying 50-100lbs – Never.
Lifting/Carrying over 100lbs – Never.
Reach Above – Occasionally
Bend/Stoop – Occasionally
Use hands for pushing/pulling – Occasionally.
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Use hands for fine manipulation – Frequently.
Travel – May travel to locations throughout the organization – Rarely.
Public Contact – Interaction with public in person and over phone – Occasionally.
Blood/Body Fluid Exposure – Potentially.
Chemicals Exposure – Potentially.
Computer Use – Frequently.
Duties & Responsibilities:
A. Ensures patient safety and the highest possible quality of care as regards of radiology
technology.
B. Communicates practice concerns/issues to Manager.
C. Participates in periodic competency evaluations (mandatory inservice programs) in
accordance to institute policy.
D. Promotes guest relations; treats others with care and respect while maintaining
privacy, confidentiality and dignity. Maintains a professional appearance and a clean,
safe environment.
E. Maintains flexibility in work schedule and job functions, as work load warrants, to
ensure program growth. Performs tasks/duties as assigned or requested.
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File, log, and mark MR# on all radiological procedures done.
Check paperwork, copies, and prepares written documentation as required.
Maintains adequate supplies to ensure uninterrupted patient care.
Employs cost-efficient and cost-effective practices.
Works in a collaborative relationship with healthcare team members and promotes
interdisciplinary functions and mutual support amongst all members of the team.
Performs radiographic examinations for the surgery department.
Develops film including evaluating film for technical quality.
Maintains X-ray, C-arm, and other equipment in efficient operating order; contacts
Radiology Manager for major malfunctions/problems. Cleans equipment on a regular
basis.
Enhances professional growth and development through participation in educational
programs, current literature, in-service meetings, and workshops.
Performs all other duties as assigned.
APPROVALS
Human Resources: __________________________________________
Department Head:
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Date: ______________
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