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WVU Medicine

Academic health system

Radiology Technologist

Diagnostics & Laboratory ProfessionalsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Part-timeBarnesville, OH, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Graduate of a Medical Imaging Program.
  • Possess the current radiography license required by the state board where services will be provided: Maryland, Ohio, or West Virginia licensure as applicable; no state licensure is required in Pennsylvania.
  • Hold the nationally recognized Registered Radiography Technologist certification from the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) upon hire in Maryland, Ohio, and West Virginia, or within six months of graduation from a Medical Imaging program in Pennsylvania.
  • Obtain Basic Life Support certification within 30 days of hire.
  • Complete required state criminal background check and federal background check, if applicable, for regulated areas.
  • Differentiate shades of gray and color on a monitor or photograph.
  • Stand and walk for prolonged periods.
  • Lift, push, and pull up to 50 pounds; carry items up to 20 pounds.
  • Ability to interact positively with patients, families, and members of the health care team.
  • Ability to prioritize and deal with a variety of situations simultaneously.
  • Ability to adapt positioning techniques and manipulate equipment and accessory devices when routine positioning is compromised by a patient's condition, age, or ability.

Responsibilities

  • Rotate through diagnostic areas, including fluoroscopy, mobile imaging, routine imaging, operating room, endoscopy, and orthopedics, to develop technical skills.
  • Perform imaging procedures based on patient assessment, service requests, and imaging protocols, subject to periodic image evaluation and supervision.
  • Produce optimal-quality images using imaging equipment and systems for image delivery and archiving.
  • Select exposure factors based on patient size, condition, and pathology to produce optimal image quality while minimizing radiation exposure.
  • Minimize radiation exposure to self, patients, and staff through shielding, collimation, the inverse square law, and minimizing repeat exposures.
  • Maintain expertise in anatomy, physiology, and pathology relevant to imaging to optimize procedures and ensure patient care and safety.
  • Assess patient needs and provide imaging-related comfort, hygiene, and range-of-motion support.
  • Prepare contrast agents, specific pharmaceuticals, and sterile trays for imaging procedures in accordance with procedural guidelines and protocols.
  • Explain radiographic procedures to patients and answer their questions.
  • Work collaboratively with technical, support, nursing, and medical staff to provide radiology services.
  • Participate in problem solving, crisis management, systems implementation, and performance improvements to support efficient, high-quality, cost-effective patient care.
  • Follow the ARRT Code of Ethics, hospital and department policies and procedures, state and federal regulations, and The Joint Commission guidelines in imaging techniques, patient care, and guest relations.
  • Report equipment failures immediately when identified.
  • Complete required in-services and competencies by their due dates and apply the knowledge gained.
  • Position patients accurately according to established protocols.
  • Participate in coordinating daily workflow.
  • Provide limited instruction to radiology students in the clinical setting on patient positioning, technique selection, equipment manipulation, and accessory devices used to obtain radiographic images; provide clinical supervision and instruction within Radiology program policies and applicable accrediting-body requirements.
  • Ensure all components of the imaging process are completed.
  • Work with exposure to minimal radiation within occupational standards, as monitored by Radiation Safety and dosimeter use; exposure to airborne particles and bodily fluids; and operation of imaging equipment with automated moving parts.

About the Company

WVU Medicine

Academic health system

WVUMedicine is an academic health system serving West Virginia and the surrounding region. The system operates hospitals, clinics, specialty programs, emergency care, research, and medical education through an integrated network. It serves patients, families, referring clinicians, students, researchers, and regional communities. Its operating model centers on clinical care, hospital operations, ambulatory services, education, research, and shared system support. Teams work across nursing, physicians, allied health, research, technology, facilities, administration, and patient services. Work depends on coordination among clinical, operational, technical, and support teams across its care settings and communities.

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