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WellNow Urgent Care

Operates walk-in urgent care centers nationwide

Supervising Radiologic Technologist - X-Ray

Diagnostics & Laboratory ProfessionalsUpdated on Nov 12
Full-timeSyracuse, NY, USA$70k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • Proficiency in X-Ray job skills.
  • Experience delivering training material.
  • Ability to flex and adapt to changes as necessary.
  • Ability to perform and train Quality Assurance and Quality Control requirements.
  • Familiarity with X-Ray equipment, components, and software.
  • Ability to execute remedial training when necessary.
  • Ability to maintain a repeat/reject analysis rate greater than 4%.
  • Ability to communicate with operational leaders.
  • Ability to set WellNow expectations with new hires from the start.
  • Customer service skills and a responsive attitude.
  • Attention to detail and strong organizational skills.
  • Understanding and use of adult learning strategies.
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills to work effectively with a wide range of people one-to-one or in a group.
  • Ability to travel to sites within the region as necessary.
  • Ability to provide constructive feedback in a positive way.
  • Completion of an accredited Radiologic Technology program.
  • Active ARRT certification and registration.
  • Applicable state licensure, as required by the state.
  • Active driver's license.

Responsibilities

  • Communicate with the team, including operations leaders.
  • Identify training needs.
  • Review images using OnePacs.
  • Troubleshoot equipment errors, oversee equipment maintenance, and keep records.
  • Obtain ticket approval when necessary.
  • Work with Field Trainers to develop training plans for new hires and follow-up plans.
  • Monitor and maintain the quality assurance program and state compliance.
  • Oversee posts in the X-Ray Tech Teams channel.
  • Oversee X-Ray technologists within the designated region.
  • Ensure all sites complete control badge readings weekly and address readings over 7 mRem per week with the physicist.
  • Ensure all sites complete weekly monitor quality assurance and work with IT to replace failed monitors.
  • Meet with Field Trainers monthly to provide and receive updates.
  • Set up recurring meetings with CL/MSM/ROM in the territory to discuss training needs or updates.
  • Produce the territory badge report for company-wide compilation and submission to the physicist for review, noting discrepancies.
  • Follow up with individual technologists regarding badge report discrepancies.
  • Ensure fetal badges are read for applicable technologists and recorded on the declaration sheet.
  • Organize received annual and semi-annual testing in remote storage.
  • Host open office hours for technologists to ask questions and discuss concerns.
  • For Michigan and Indiana, review individual badge readings and work with the Radiation Safety Officer on elevated or concerning readings.
  • Create and distribute the region's technologist work schedule.
  • Oversee repeat/reject analysis three times per year and provide documented training to any technologist over 4%.
  • Complete quarterly quality assurance and submit documentation according to the provided schedule; request service for failed units.
  • Perform or oversee lead shield quality assurance according to the company schedule and request replacements for failed shields.
  • Participate in quarterly meetings and prepare information to present.
  • Sign off on training and quarterly checklists.
  • Present at and attend the radiation safety meeting, recording attendance.
  • Attend state inspections in person.
  • Set up new locations with the New Office Team, including bringing badges, setting up the daily binder, and performing lead shield acceptance testing.
  • Set up and oversee the OnePacs sharing folder within the region.
  • Ensure X-Ray technologists perform satisfactorily and communicate with leadership as needed.
  • Assess skills and conduct remedial training when significant concerns are raised.
  • Work with or guide internship/externship students assigned to a location in the region.

About the Company

WellNow Urgent Care

Operates walk-in urgent care centers nationwide

WellNow Urgent Care runs a network of walk-in urgent care centers across multiple states, including New York, Michigan, and Pennsylvania, delivering immediate medical attention for non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries without requiring an appointment. Patients can also book visits online through the company’s website. How it works: In its centers, patients receive urgent care services for conditions like colds, flu, minor fractures, and other injuries. Visits can be walk-in or scheduled online, and the company bills patients and their insurance providers for the rendered care. What sets it apart: WellNow focuses on providing a convenient, accessible alternative to emergency rooms with a broad multi-state footprint, online appointment options, and a patient-friendly walk-in model that reduces wait times for urgent care needs. Goal: To make urgent medical care fast and easy to access for people who need prompt attention, without needing to go to a hospital.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Chicago, IL
Founded
2011

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