| Location | Jacksonville, FL |
Overview
Description:
The multi-modality technologist will be required to perform high quality radiologic exams with a minimum of two
qualifying/credentialed modalities to meet the specific needs of the departments. The Multi-Modality Imaging Technologist
is required to work routinely in all disciplines in which they are registered to perform exams. These include Diagnostic Xray, Computed Tomography, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Ultrasound, Mammography and Bone Density. The multimodality technologist must participate in the on-call schedule where applicable.
Responsibilities
Job Requirement:
Technologist will be required to perform invasive and noninvasive procedures, utilize sterile techniques when
necessary, and operate complex imaging equipment under the direction of the Director and/or Manager.
Attends staff meetings and completes mandatory training. Staff orientation, onboarding, training and development.
Participates in weekend schedule coverage, must participates in the on call schedule where applicable. Covers additional
shifts based on the department need.
Preparation for the Joint Commission, ACR, Stericycle inspections and knowledge of regulatory requirements.
Perform venipuncture to administer contrast media and other medications with appropriate clinical education.
Performs all other duties assigned by management within job specifications.
Demonstrate knowledge of department and notifies Bio-Med and other service engineers of equipment issues. Performs
and logs QA/QC for equipment in use.
Collects and documents appropriate patient history. Reviews image quality and forwards timely to PACS.
Qualifications
Qualification:
Experience Requirements:
1-3 years Multi-Disciplined Radiology Department required
1-3 years Knowledge of Radiographic procedures and practices required
1 -3 years Preferred experience in breast imaging preferred
1 -3 years CT scan experience - required in certain positions preferred
Education:
Graduate of an accredited Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology
program, (JRCERT). Must be American Registry of Radiologic Technologist (ARRT) registered
and hold post primary certification in a minimum of one additional qualifying discipline in which
exams will be performed in the role of Multi-Modality Technologist upon hire. Must also hold
current Basic Life Support certification and Florida State License for Radiographers.
UFJPI is an Equal Opportunity Employer and Drugfree Workplace