Experienced Radiologic Technologist - Spine

Experienced Xray/Procedure Room Technologist 

About the Practice: 

Our thriving Interventional Pain Management and Spine practice is seeking a "go-getter" Xray Technologist to join our team. We are looking for a professional who puts the patient first, demonstrating the initiative to work independently while excelling as a team player. The ideal candidate is a high-energy multi-tasker who knows when to slow down to provide personalized, high-quality service. Must be able to bring a warm and empathetic smile to the forward-facing role, offering a professional experience. Patient Interaction: Current daily schedule will be in the Wellington Office 4 days a week and Boca Raton 1 day a week. Subject to coverage needs.

About the Role:

• Explain x-ray procedures and interventional procedures to patients and ensure they understand and are comfortable with the process, as well as addressing any concerns.
• Position patients correctly on the X-ray table to obtain the required images.
• Shield sensitive areas of the body that are not being imaged to minimize radiation exposure. 
• Assist in positioning patients on the examination table for optimal imaging during procedures.

Procedure Preparation:

• Set up and prepare radiology equipment for procedure and sterile field for procedures.
• Ensure all necessary instruments and supplies are available and in working order.

Operational Excellence:

• Operate C-Arm equipment and other specialized imaging devices to capture real-time images during procedures.
• Adjust equipment settings to achieve optimal imaging quality and assist physicians as needed.

Sterile Technique:

• Adhere to strict sterile techniques to maintain a sterile field during interventional procedures.

Equipment Operation:

• Operate X-ray machines and other imaging equipment to capture images of the specified body parts.
• Adjust equipment settings, such as exposure time and radiation intensity, to achieve optimal image quality.
• Ensure that all equipment is properly maintained and calibrated.

Radiation Safety:

• Follow strict safety protocols to minimize radiation exposure for both patients and themselves.
• Use lead aprons, gloves, and other protective equipment to shield against radiation during procedures.
• Monitor radiation levels and adhere to safety regulations to protect patients and staff.

Image Processing:

• Develop X-ray films or use digital technology to create clear and accurate diagnostic images.
• Review images to ensure they meet quality standards and may need to retake images if necessary.
• Acquire and process high-quality interventional images in real-time.
• Monitor and adjust imaging parameters to ensure accurate visualization of the targeted area.

Collaboration: 

• Work closely with physicians and other healthcare professionals to facilitate seamless workflow during procedures.
• Communicate effectively with team members to ensure patient safety and procedure efficiency.

Patient Monitoring: 

• Monitor patients' vital signs and assess their condition during and after interventional procedures.
• Respond promptly to any adverse reactions or complications.

Record Keeping:

• Maintain accurate and detailed patient records, including the type and number of X-rays taken.
• Record any relevant patient information and maintain confidentiality of medical records.

Continuing Education:

• Stay current with advancements in imaging technology and participate in continuing education to maintain certification and enhance skills.

Quality Control: 

• Implement quality control measures to ensure the accuracy and reliability of diagnostic images.
• Troubleshoot equipment issues and report any malfunctions for prompt repair.

Compliance:

• Adhere to all regulatory and safety guidelines governing the use of radiation in medical procedures.

Communication:

• Effectively communicate with patients, explaining the imaging process and addressing any concerns they may have.

Documentation:

• Maintain accurate and detailed procedural records, including patient history, imaging parameters, and any complications encountered. 

Radiologic Technologist Responsibilities:

1. Inventory Control:

• Implement and maintain inventory control procedures to ensure accurate tracking of stock levels.
• Regularly conduct physical inventory counts and reconcile variances with system records.

1. Stock Replenishment:

• Monitor stock levels and initiate replenishment orders to avoid stockouts or overstock situations.
• Coordinate with purchasing and procurement teams to ensure timely and accurate replenishment of inventory.

1. Data Management:

• Input, update, and maintain accurate inventory data in the organization's inventory management system.
• Generate regular reports on inventory status, trends, and potential issues.

1. Collaboration:

• Work closely with various departments, including purchasing, logistics, and sales, to understand their inventory needs and address any concerns.
• Collaborate with suppliers and vendors to ensure timely and accurate deliveries.

1. Quality Assurance:

• Implement quality control measures to ensure the accuracy and integrity of inventory data.
• Conduct periodic inspections to identify and address any issues related to product quality or expiration.

Qualifications:

1. Completion of an accredited radiologic technology program.
2. ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists) certification.
3. State licensure as a radiologic technologist.
4. Experience in fluoroscopy (Recommended)
5. Strong knowledge of C-Arm equipment and procedures.
6. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
7. Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced and high-stress environment.
8. BLS and ACLS certification

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