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Baystate Health

Operates regional hospitals and health services

X-Raytech 2

Diagnostics & Laboratory ProfessionalsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Part-timeSpringfield, MA, USA$39.93 - $45.90 /hr

About the Job

Requirements

  • Hold a Massachusetts radiologic technologist license and ARRT Registry.
  • Have 2 years of radiology experience and 1 year at Baystate Health.
  • Be able to work with computer applications.
  • Demonstrate good verbal and written communication.
  • Be able to work independently and be self-motivated.
  • Complete and maintain a minimum of 12 points under the Imaging Career Ladder policy, submitting documentation for review of level 3.

Responsibilities

  • Operate diagnostic X-ray equipment to obtain diagnostic films according to Radiologist specifications and established procedures.
  • Perform diagnostic procedures in accordance with hospital guidelines, including fluoroscopy and invasive exams as required, portable imaging in the NICU, pediatrics, operating room, intensive care unit, emergency room, and outpatient X-rays.
  • Perform mobile and surgical procedures in surgical suites and patient rooms as required.
  • Operate fluoroscopic units during specialized procedures, including defecography, barium enema, myelography, and gastrointestinal exams, as required.
  • Respond to contrast reactions and medical emergencies according to departmental, clinic, and hospital policy, using sound clinical judgment.
  • Float to other Baystate Health locations or hospitals to support patient care and staffing needs.
  • Provide a positive patient experience, promote positive inter- and intradepartmental communication and relationships, and maintain confidentiality.
  • Demonstrate proficiency in required imaging equipment, including computed radiography, digital radiography, PACS, and applicable modality-specific equipment.
  • Identify patients using two identifiers and comply with National Patient Safety Goals and ARRT Code of Ethics standards.
  • Perform routine, specialized, emergency, and urgent imaging procedures and provide accurate, high-quality exams.
  • Communicate operationally with the supervisor or manager, share information, and follow through with assigned tasks.
  • Work with physicians, nurses, and other health professionals as part of the diagnostic testing team.
  • Operate and maintain exam rooms and equipment; evaluate equipment problems and take appropriate action to expedite service or repair; perform quality checks; stock supplies; keep imaging rooms neat and clean; check supplies for damage or expiration; and discard waste appropriately.
  • Recognize examination findings requiring an immediate clinical response, notify the radiologist, and verify timely transfer of images to PACS.
  • Maintain compliance with Joint Commission, MQSA, ACR, and DPH/CMS requirements; participate in quality assurance and quality control activities.
  • Use proper technique, positioning, and visualization to produce high-quality exams; instruct patients before and during procedures.
  • Maintain current skills and knowledge to provide appropriate care to pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients.
  • Present a pleasant, professional, and courteous manner to patients and other customers.
  • Attend and participate in in-service meetings and designated training events to enhance clinical skills.
  • Report suggestions or recommendations for positive changes to departmental policies and procedures to the supervisor.
  • Enter data, demographics, and information accurately into modality-specific applications and systems.
  • Assist in training technologists, residents, and students when assigned to the same work area, and learn new procedures and accept new responsibilities.
  • Follow safety standards and maintain a hazard-free environment for patients, family members, staff, and visitors.
  • Coordinate patients and procedures effectively to maximize productivity.
  • Assist the radiologist with sterile procedures as dictated by the modality.
  • Maintain radiation safety for patients, staff, and self; use a radiation monitoring device as required.

Desired Qualifications

  • Hospital experience.

About the Company

Baystate Health

Operates regional hospitals and health services

Baystate Health is a large healthcare organization serving western Massachusetts with about 13,000 employees and five hospitals that together house around 980 beds. It provides a wide range of patient care and community health services and aims to improve the health of people in its communities every day with a focus on quality, safety, value, and experience. Its work spans patient care from the bedside to education and workplace health, reflecting a community-first mission where treating people with dignity and equity matters. The organization positions itself as a major regional provider and economic driver, emphasizing accessible care and local impact. What sets Baystate Health apart is its scale in western Massachusetts, its integrated approach to care and community health, and its role as a local employer and leader in health outcomes. The goal is to make healthcare accessible and to continually improve health and wellness for the communities it serves.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$3.9M
Headquarters
Springfield, IL
Founded
1873

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