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Houston Methodist

Nonprofit academic medical center with hospitals

Radiologic Technologist 2

Diagnostics & Laboratory ProfessionalsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeBaytown, TX, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Graduate of an education program approved by the credentialing body for the required credentials.
  • Three years of experience as a Radiologic Technologist.
  • ARRT-R Radiologic Technologist—Radiographer certification from the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists.
  • CMRT Certified Medical Radiologic Technologist state licensure from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.
  • Basic Life Support certification or instructor qualification from the American Heart Association.
  • Demonstrate the skills and competencies needed to perform the assigned job safely, as determined through ongoing skills and competency assessments and performance evaluations.
  • Have sufficient English speaking, reading, and writing proficiency to perform essential job functions, particularly those affecting patient or employee safety and security.
  • Communicate effectively with patients, physicians, family members, and coworkers in a manner consistent with customer service and positive language principles.
  • Work independently and handle challenging or difficult diagnostic procedures and patient-care situations, using sound judgment and above-average clinical skills.
  • Possess basic computer knowledge and operate hospital and radiology information systems and office software to maintain patient and exam documents.
  • Adapt to multiple ongoing priorities with minimal supervision, organize workflow, and participate actively in problem-solving.

Responsibilities

  • Promote a positive work environment and contribute to a team-focused work unit that helps colleagues achieve department results.
  • Collaborate with the patient-care team by communicating and reporting pertinent patient-care information and data comprehensively.
  • Guide and mentor Radiologic Technologist I staff and students to build their confidence, skills, knowledge, and abilities; use peer-to-peer accountability to support department retention and employee engagement goals.
  • Facilitate open, professional verbal, nonverbal, and written communication to achieve mutual understanding, model effective communication, support work efforts and problem resolution, and provide quality service during customer and patient encounters.
  • Perform a variety of diagnostic radiology procedures, including X-ray, operating-room, and fluoroscopy procedures.
  • Assess and respond proactively to patient needs for adjustment or intervention to optimize care, image quality, and patient experience, including positioning, physiology, procedure preparation, and technical factors.
  • Modify technical factors to achieve desired imaging results and recognize complications and limitations associated with procedures.
  • Provide direct assistance to physicians during diagnostic procedures, including assisting with sterile technique.
  • Explain procedures accurately to patients and family members at an appropriate level, using suitable verbal and nonverbal skills, terminology, and language.
  • Follow imaging safety standards, use ALARA principles to protect patients, staff, and the public, maintain sterile and aseptic techniques, and comply with radiation-safety, infection-control, job-role, department, and hospital policies.
  • Identify corrective-action and process-improvement opportunities, make recommendations, contribute to quality and safety targets, and report near misses and errors promptly through the appropriate patient-safety reporting system.
  • Use critical thinking to observe and proactively address patient reactions, including reactions to contrast media and medications, and potential outcomes as appropriate.
  • Ensure imaging equipment receives required quality-control checks and is safe to use; report malfunctions, perform preventive maintenance, and call for service when needed.
  • Assist with implementing and educating others about department safety initiatives and standards of practice.
  • Document patient procedures accurately and completely, and enter charges when services are delivered.
  • Use resources efficiently, avoid wasting supplies, manage time independently, and prioritize daily tasks.
  • Participate in special projects, department initiatives, or shared-governance activities; seek opportunities for continued learning and development; and complete and update the individual development plan on an ongoing basis.
  • Foster a constructive teaching environment by engaging students and Radiologic Technologist I staff in learning opportunities aligned with business objectives.
  • May be required to work on-call during emergencies, including disasters and severe weather events.
  • May travel within and outside the Houston metropolitan area.

About the Company

Houston Methodist

Nonprofit academic medical center with hospitals

Houston Methodist is a nonprofit academic medical center and hospital system in the Houston area. It delivers fee-for-service care through eight hospitals, focusing on cancer, heart and vascular care, transplantation, neurosciences, orthopedics, and digestive disorders, and treats thousands of international patients. The system combines patient care with research, education, and philanthropy through the Houston Methodist Hospital Foundation, with its flagship at the Texas Medical Center and partnerships with Weill Cornell Medicine, Texas A&M, and Rice University that support programs like EnMed and a broad clinical trials network via the Houston Methodist Research Institute. Its goal is to improve patient outcomes by providing high-quality medical care while expanding research, education, and collaborative clinical programs.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Houston, TX
Founded
2008

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