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Imaging Technologist Level I - PRN
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Position Details
Category: Radiology / Medical Imaging
Job Location: 320 W. 18th St., Hopkinsville, Kentucky
Tracking Code: 7130-P1
Position Type: PRN
Functional Demands: FLSA Status: Non‑Exempt; Salary Grade: (need to verify); OSHA Category: Category 1; Inclement Weather Classification: Essential; Client Age Group: All Ages
Job Summary Under the direction of the VP of Nursing and Clinical Services, Medical Director and Director of Imaging Services, the Imaging Technologist I performs specialized and difficult diagnostic imaging examinations of patients using ionizing radiation to render optimum images. The role requires strong safety knowledge, proficiency in radiography, and competency in performing Holter monitor placements and electrocardiograms. The position may perform IV contrast injection procedures as needed and is required to care for infant, child, adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients.
Essential Functions
Practices within the scope of licensure and complies with federal and state legal and professional requirements
Consistently follows Imaging Services departmental and facility‑wide policies, including modality‐specific policies
Follows proper patient identification protocol using two determined identifiers
Inspects the patient's examination order, clinical indication, prior imaging exams, and pertinent patient information before proceeding
Consults the Radiologist or ordering provider if order clarification is needed
Prepares patients for examination by acquiring history, answering questions, and providing detailed instructions
Thoroughly completes patient screening and applicable forms relating to the procedure and patient's care
Demonstrates competency in appropriate documentation and follows policies/protocols when documenting within the patient's chart
Communicates effectively to caregivers responsible for patient care following the imaging procedure, if applicable
Demonstrates competency in accurately implementing downtime processes
Prepares and positions patients, using immobilization devices appropriately when needed to obtain optimum imaging
Follows approved imaging protocols and parameters while delivering quality patient care and ensuring safety
Consistently informs the Radiologist of pertinent information before and after the procedure and promptly notifies the Radiologist of any critical findings
Possesses a solid understanding of anatomy and demonstrates the ability to position patients to complete adequate imaging, EKG, and Holter monitor procedures
Protects patient privacy at all times and ensures all patient documents are kept private, including information on computer screens
Complies with HIPAA guidelines and follows patient safety guidelines with every encounter
Demonstrates a solid understanding of modality‐specific physics and the functions and operations of modality‐specific imaging equipment, including contrast injectors and post‑processing software
Possesses knowledge and ability to safely operate all modality‑specific equipment, EKG, and Holter monitor units
Follows proper steps to report equipment malfunctions and promptly notifies the Director or Chief Technologist of any equipment issues
Performs equipment QC and calibration when applicable, ensuring meticulous QC records are kept in accordance with regulatory agencies
Effectively communicates any changes in the patient's condition during or after the procedure with the Radiologist, ordering provider, and/or RN
Demonstrates the ability to consistently meet or exceed departmental standards and possesses a solid understanding of modality‑specific skills competency checklists
Demonstrates competency with invasive modality specific procedures and follows proper protocol, practices sterile technique, and prepares the room with required supplies
Verifies the department RN is available for invasive procedures with appropriate patient forms documented
Participates in and ensures a “Time Out” is completed with the team prior to starting invasive procedures
Properly screens patients receiving contrast media while following the Administration of Contrast Media policy in Radiography
Possesses the ability to proficiently obtain intravenous access for IV contrast injection
Follows proper sterile technique when accessing existing IV sites or obtaining new IV sites and demonstrates competency in infection control
Washes or sanitizes hands before and after each patient encounter and thoroughly cleans/sanitizes equipment after each encounter following manufacturer guidelines
Consistently reviews each completed examination for adequate quality and technical accuracy and ensures correct labeling and patient identification prior to submitting in PACS
Completes required patient forms appropriately and routes them correctly for distribution to medical records
Demonstrates competency with computer programs: Paragon Radiology Management, Order Management, Resource Scheduling, PACS, Cardioserver, and other requested programs
Performs clerical duties including answering phones, scheduling outpatient imaging/cardiology exams, documenting patient information within computer programs, and properly releasing imaging studies for continuing care
Maintains a clean, safe work environment and promptly reports any safety issues
Efficiently manages emergency situations and completes all requirements for accrediting and regulatory bodies
Ensures work area is kept clean, organized, and supplies are maintained and rotated appropriately
Provides a positive image to customers by creating a friendly atmosphere and meeting customer requirements in a timely and courteous manner
Responds to on‑call calls in the required timeframe and participates in orientation and training of new employees and student technologists
Contributes to a team atmosphere by demonstrating excellent communication skills, taking initiative, and being flexible to exceed normal expectations
Demonstrates an openness to change through suggestions and constructive feedback
Maintains current continuing education, certifications, and modality‑specific education requirements and seeks opportunities to improve knowledge
Required Skills
Demonstrates the ability to provide care according to licensure and registration requirements
Current registration in Radiography from the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT)
Current license from the Kentucky Board of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy (KBMIRT)
Basic Life Support certification
Minimum Education: Radiography Graduate of an approved school of Radiologic Technology
Minimum Work Experience: Radiologic Technologist experience preferred
Seniority Level Entry level
Employment Type Other
Job Function Health Care Provider
Industries Hospitals and Health Care
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Imaging Technologist Level I - PRN
role at
Jennie Stuart Health
Position Details
Category: Radiology / Medical Imaging
Job Location: 320 W. 18th St., Hopkinsville, Kentucky
Tracking Code: 7130-P1
Position Type: PRN
Functional Demands: FLSA Status: Non‑Exempt; Salary Grade: (need to verify); OSHA Category: Category 1; Inclement Weather Classification: Essential; Client Age Group: All Ages
Job Summary Under the direction of the VP of Nursing and Clinical Services, Medical Director and Director of Imaging Services, the Imaging Technologist I performs specialized and difficult diagnostic imaging examinations of patients using ionizing radiation to render optimum images. The role requires strong safety knowledge, proficiency in radiography, and competency in performing Holter monitor placements and electrocardiograms. The position may perform IV contrast injection procedures as needed and is required to care for infant, child, adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients.
Essential Functions
Practices within the scope of licensure and complies with federal and state legal and professional requirements
Consistently follows Imaging Services departmental and facility‑wide policies, including modality‐specific policies
Follows proper patient identification protocol using two determined identifiers
Inspects the patient's examination order, clinical indication, prior imaging exams, and pertinent patient information before proceeding
Consults the Radiologist or ordering provider if order clarification is needed
Prepares patients for examination by acquiring history, answering questions, and providing detailed instructions
Thoroughly completes patient screening and applicable forms relating to the procedure and patient's care
Demonstrates competency in appropriate documentation and follows policies/protocols when documenting within the patient's chart
Communicates effectively to caregivers responsible for patient care following the imaging procedure, if applicable
Demonstrates competency in accurately implementing downtime processes
Prepares and positions patients, using immobilization devices appropriately when needed to obtain optimum imaging
Follows approved imaging protocols and parameters while delivering quality patient care and ensuring safety
Consistently informs the Radiologist of pertinent information before and after the procedure and promptly notifies the Radiologist of any critical findings
Possesses a solid understanding of anatomy and demonstrates the ability to position patients to complete adequate imaging, EKG, and Holter monitor procedures
Protects patient privacy at all times and ensures all patient documents are kept private, including information on computer screens
Complies with HIPAA guidelines and follows patient safety guidelines with every encounter
Demonstrates a solid understanding of modality‐specific physics and the functions and operations of modality‐specific imaging equipment, including contrast injectors and post‑processing software
Possesses knowledge and ability to safely operate all modality‑specific equipment, EKG, and Holter monitor units
Follows proper steps to report equipment malfunctions and promptly notifies the Director or Chief Technologist of any equipment issues
Performs equipment QC and calibration when applicable, ensuring meticulous QC records are kept in accordance with regulatory agencies
Effectively communicates any changes in the patient's condition during or after the procedure with the Radiologist, ordering provider, and/or RN
Demonstrates the ability to consistently meet or exceed departmental standards and possesses a solid understanding of modality‑specific skills competency checklists
Demonstrates competency with invasive modality specific procedures and follows proper protocol, practices sterile technique, and prepares the room with required supplies
Verifies the department RN is available for invasive procedures with appropriate patient forms documented
Participates in and ensures a “Time Out” is completed with the team prior to starting invasive procedures
Properly screens patients receiving contrast media while following the Administration of Contrast Media policy in Radiography
Possesses the ability to proficiently obtain intravenous access for IV contrast injection
Follows proper sterile technique when accessing existing IV sites or obtaining new IV sites and demonstrates competency in infection control
Washes or sanitizes hands before and after each patient encounter and thoroughly cleans/sanitizes equipment after each encounter following manufacturer guidelines
Consistently reviews each completed examination for adequate quality and technical accuracy and ensures correct labeling and patient identification prior to submitting in PACS
Completes required patient forms appropriately and routes them correctly for distribution to medical records
Demonstrates competency with computer programs: Paragon Radiology Management, Order Management, Resource Scheduling, PACS, Cardioserver, and other requested programs
Performs clerical duties including answering phones, scheduling outpatient imaging/cardiology exams, documenting patient information within computer programs, and properly releasing imaging studies for continuing care
Maintains a clean, safe work environment and promptly reports any safety issues
Efficiently manages emergency situations and completes all requirements for accrediting and regulatory bodies
Ensures work area is kept clean, organized, and supplies are maintained and rotated appropriately
Provides a positive image to customers by creating a friendly atmosphere and meeting customer requirements in a timely and courteous manner
Responds to on‑call calls in the required timeframe and participates in orientation and training of new employees and student technologists
Contributes to a team atmosphere by demonstrating excellent communication skills, taking initiative, and being flexible to exceed normal expectations
Demonstrates an openness to change through suggestions and constructive feedback
Maintains current continuing education, certifications, and modality‑specific education requirements and seeks opportunities to improve knowledge
Required Skills
Demonstrates the ability to provide care according to licensure and registration requirements
Current registration in Radiography from the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT)
Current license from the Kentucky Board of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy (KBMIRT)
Basic Life Support certification
Minimum Education: Radiography Graduate of an approved school of Radiologic Technology
Minimum Work Experience: Radiologic Technologist experience preferred
Seniority Level Entry level
Employment Type Other
Job Function Health Care Provider
Industries Hospitals and Health Care
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