Knowledge of radiation-safety and patient-safety principles, including ALARA, shielding, collimation, infection control, and safe patient handling. Applied clinical knowledge of radiographic positioning, equipment operation, image production, and patient-care skills.
Numbers & Facts
Location
San Francisco, CA
Salary
$50–$70 Per Hour
Description
Summary:
Schedule: 20-25 hours per week
Work Mode: Onsite
Location: Mission Center Building
Responsibilities:
Deliver hands-on, face-to-face laboratory instruction in an 18-month program.
Guide students through psychomotor and applied skills to achieve clinical competency.
Facilitate small-group laboratory sessions, approximately six students each.
Demonstrate and supervise both energized and non-energized laboratory practice.
Reinforce radiation-safety and patient-care principles.
Evaluate students' skill acquisition in a safe and well-supervised environment.
Requirements:
Associate's degree in radiologic technology or a related field (or equivalent experience/training).
Current, unrestricted ARRT certification and registration in Radiography — R(R).
Current California Radiologic Technologist (CRT) / state radiologic technology license.
Current BLS/CPR certification for healthcare providers.
Preferred Skills:
Applied clinical knowledge of radiographic positioning, equipment operation, image production, and patient-care skills.
Knowledge of radiation-safety and patient-safety principles, including ALARA, shielding, collimation, infection control, and safe patient handling.
Familiarity with JRCERT Standards applicable to laboratory instruction.
Skill in demonstrating psychomotor techniques and evaluating students' skill acquisition with documented criteria.
Strong interpersonal and communication skills for small-group instruction and feedback.
Ability to manage a safe, organized, and equitable laboratory environment.
Proficiency with standard office software and learning-management/clinical-tracking platforms.