Description Duties and Responsibilities • Able to perform all radiologic exams and other special/fluoroscopic procedures within the scope of license. • Ensures radiation safety by following the principle of ALARA in all aspects of radiographic/fluoroscopic exams. • Determines the most suitable anatomic position and shielding of patients following department policy and protocol and clinician orders. • Instructs and prepares patients for imaging examinations. • Reviews and processes images for storage by ensuring the proper views were obtained according to department protocol. • Ensuring that appropriate contrast agents, if required, are administered and documenting activities related to their use, in line with state and institutional policies. • Consistently screens patients and knows the proper procedure when there are contraindications. • Practices consistent patient safety measures ensuring the right patient, right dose/rate and right procedure/site/side. Regulatory Requirements • Completes annual educational requirements within the assigned time frame. • Maintains regulatory requirements, including all state, federal and Joint Commission regulations related to their department and, as appropriate, to the hospital. • Current certification by ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists) in radiography; ARRT (R). • Current certification by the State of Florida. • Current BCLS (Basic Cardiac Life Support) certification • Knowledge of anatomy and physiology. Requirements Professional Requirements • Adheres to dress code; appearance is neat and clean. • Maintains and ensures patient confidentiality at all times. • Represents the organization in a positive and professional manner. • Is willing to receive constructive feedback to enhance self-improvement. • Completes work within designated time. • Attends and participates on hospital committees, as appropriate. • Wears required identification while on duty. • Does not avoid challenging tasks. • Assists in the training of students, co-workers or other personnel. • Relays important information to other staff/shifts to maintain consistency in operations. • Understands how to utilize the grievance process to resolve concerns. Language Skills • Ability to read and communicate effectively in English. Computer Skills • Demonstrates basic computer skills and knowledge consistent with the needs of their department. Safety/Environment • Knows the limitations of their license/certifications and does not practice outside these limitations. • Maintains cleanliness of equipment and department • Responsible for the safe handling of equipment as well as maintaining safety for themselves. • Knows the proper procedure for calling codes and the proper response for each code according to department protocol (i.e. fire, lock down, infant abduction, bomb threat, etc.) • Knows the proper procedure for reporting incidents involving the patient, visitor or employee. • Knows where to find SDS information when needed. • Is aware of hazards and hazardous materials and how to maintain a safe environment.