About This Role
This Radiology Technician role involves performing high-quality diagnostic radiology procedures in a fast-paced hospital setting. The technician operates sophisticated imaging and surgical C-arm equipment, ensures rigorous radiation safety, and provides compassionate patient care and education. Your expertise will directly impact diagnosis and treatment planning across critical areas.
Responsibilities
- Operate and maintain advanced radiologic imaging equipment, including X-ray, CT (Computed Tomography), fluoroscopy, mammography, DEXA, PET, nuclear medicine, and ultrasound modalities
- Perform routine and complex diagnostic radiology procedures with strict precision, adhering to established protocols and radiation safety measures to protect patients and staff
- Operate specialized C-arm equipment during surgical cases, maintaining a sterile field and ensuring optimal visual guidance for the surgical team
- Implement aseptic techniques diligently during invasive procedures, interventional radiology, and nuclear medicine studies
- Provide urgent diagnostic imaging support within emergency room settings and Level I or Level II trauma centers during critical, fast-paced situations
- Conduct highly specialized examinations, including interventional radiography, sonography, and physiology-based assessments, to facilitate immediate clinical evaluation
- Educate patients thoroughly regarding upcoming procedures, manage their comfort, and deliver compassionate care throughout the imaging process
- Obtain formal patient consents when required by hospital policy prior to specific imaging or invasive modalities
- Enforce and monitor radiation safety procedures, utilizing appropriate shielding, exposure factors, and dosage safety protocols
- Collaborate closely with physicians, radiologists, and multi-disciplinary healthcare teams to assist in precise image interpretation and ensure timely diagnoses
- Maintain accurate patient records, imaging logs, and equipment validation notes in compliance with healthcare regulations
Requirements
- Current ARRT registry in Radiography
- Current MRT (Medical Radiologic Technologist) certification through the State of Texas
- Current CPR / BLS (Basic Life Support) certification
- Strong foundational knowledge of medical terminology, human anatomy, physiology principles, and diagnostic radiology safety procedures
Nice to have:
- 1+ years of acute care hospital experience
- Prior experience working in high-acuity environments, urgent care settings
- Experience in one or more additional advanced modalities (e.g., CT, MRI, Mammography, or Ultrasound)
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