Northwell Health
Radiology Technologist(Bone Density Scanner Experience)
Northwell Health, New York, New York, us, 10261
Radiology Technologist (Bone Density Scanner Experience)
Base Pay Range: $69,518.00/yr - $111,228.00/yr
We are looking for a radiology technician experienced in performing dual-energy X‑ray absorptiometry (DXA) bone density scans. This independent, stand‑alone position supports our new bone density program and includes responsibilities for equipment operation, patient care, data entry, quality control, and regulatory compliance.
Job Responsibilities
Operate and maintain DXA equipment, ensuring proper functioning and calibration.
Conduct DEXA scans on patients, adhering to safety protocols and maintaining radiation exposure limits.
Record scan results and provide them to referring physicians.
Interact with patients, explain procedures, answer questions, and provide reassurance.
Perform bone mineral density exams per physician orders and industry protocols.
Ensure patient safety and comfort while obtaining high‑quality diagnostic images.
Independently manage the workflow of the bone density unit – scheduling, imaging, and documentation.
Accurately input patient and scan data into PACS and EMR systems.
Calibrate equipment and conduct routine quality control.
Maintain compliance with HIPAA, ALARA principles, and regulatory and safety guidelines.
Collaborate with interpreting physicians and provide timely scan results.
Maintain patient records for billing and audit purposes.
Order and manage supplies related to bone density scanning.
Participate in continuing education and stay current with best practices.
Translate technical findings into layman terms to reduce patient anxiety.
Position patients for radiographs following departmental SOPs.
Recognize and promptly report patient motor abnormalities or adverse reactions.
Use film markers and ensure images are properly labeled (right/left, date, patient ID).
Key in patient history data and other requisition information.
Perform related duties as required (essential functions per ADA).
Qualifications
Diploma from a vocational or technical school.
Current license to practice as a Radiology Technologist in New York State.
Current ARRT Radiology registration.
1–3 years of technical experience.
Seniority Level Not Applicable
Employment Type Full‑time
Job Function Other
Industries Hospitals and Health Care
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We are looking for a radiology technician experienced in performing dual-energy X‑ray absorptiometry (DXA) bone density scans. This independent, stand‑alone position supports our new bone density program and includes responsibilities for equipment operation, patient care, data entry, quality control, and regulatory compliance.
Job Responsibilities
Operate and maintain DXA equipment, ensuring proper functioning and calibration.
Conduct DEXA scans on patients, adhering to safety protocols and maintaining radiation exposure limits.
Record scan results and provide them to referring physicians.
Interact with patients, explain procedures, answer questions, and provide reassurance.
Perform bone mineral density exams per physician orders and industry protocols.
Ensure patient safety and comfort while obtaining high‑quality diagnostic images.
Independently manage the workflow of the bone density unit – scheduling, imaging, and documentation.
Accurately input patient and scan data into PACS and EMR systems.
Calibrate equipment and conduct routine quality control.
Maintain compliance with HIPAA, ALARA principles, and regulatory and safety guidelines.
Collaborate with interpreting physicians and provide timely scan results.
Maintain patient records for billing and audit purposes.
Order and manage supplies related to bone density scanning.
Participate in continuing education and stay current with best practices.
Translate technical findings into layman terms to reduce patient anxiety.
Position patients for radiographs following departmental SOPs.
Recognize and promptly report patient motor abnormalities or adverse reactions.
Use film markers and ensure images are properly labeled (right/left, date, patient ID).
Key in patient history data and other requisition information.
Perform related duties as required (essential functions per ADA).
Qualifications
Diploma from a vocational or technical school.
Current license to practice as a Radiology Technologist in New York State.
Current ARRT Radiology registration.
1–3 years of technical experience.
Seniority Level Not Applicable
Employment Type Full‑time
Job Function Other
Industries Hospitals and Health Care
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