BASIC FUNCTION OF POSITION: • Maintains established department policies, procedures, objectives, and quality assurance, safety. • Prepares written documentation as required by the profession and the department, such as evaluation results, individualized treatment plans, progress reports, and other such reports. • Performs radiographic examinations. • Checks equipment, supplies and accessories on a regular basis. • Checks images including evaluating film for technical quality. • Maintains X-ray and other equipment in efficient operating order; notifies supervisor of major malfunctions in a timely manner. • Maintains orderliness and cleanliness of work areas. • Transports patients to radiographic room; prepares and maintains room. • Requests and orders supplies as necessary to keep materials on hand at all times. • Enhances professional growth and development through participation in educational programs, current literature, inservice meetings, and workshops. • Attends meetings as required. • Performs other related duties as assigned or requested. QUALIFICATIONS: EDUCATION: Graduate of AMA accredited school of Radiologic Technology. LICENSE: N/A CREDENTIALS: Must be registered or registry eligible by the ARRT. EXPERIENCE: New graduates of an approved school accepted. SPECIAL: PATIENT CONTACT: Must have the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care appropriate to the age of the patients served. ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURE: Will be exposed to X-ray Radiation on a daily basis. Will be exposed to developer and fixer fumes while mixing developer & fixer on a daily basis. MACHINE OPERATION: Portable X-ray units, Radiographic/Fluoroscopic Units. PHYSICAL: STANDING: Majority of shift spent standing. WALKING: Considerable amount of time spent walking. LIFTING: Must use good body mechanics to independently lift or in certain situations, assist with lifting/transferring patients of all weight ranges. VISUAL: Must have ability to read physicians orders and observe patients; utilize inspection skills for evaluating exposed radiographs; must be able to read patient's ID bands. HEARING: Must be able to receive/comprehend telephone calls; must be able to hear normal conversation to communicate with patients. SPEAKING: Must have clear speech to communicate with nursing, physicians, other health care workers, all fellow employees, patients and their families and visitors. PRN