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UT Southwestern Medical Center

Academic medical center and health system

Multi-Modality Technologist

Diagnostics & Laboratory ProfessionalsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeDallas, TX, USAIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Graduate from an AMA-approved school.
  • Hold Basic Life Support certification accredited by the American Heart Association or American Red Cross by the first day of employment.
  • Hold one of the following licenses or certifications upon hire: Registered Technologist in Radiography licensed by the Texas Medical Board (excluding MRI); Registered Technologist in Computed Tomography licensed by the Texas Medical Board (excluding MRI); Magnetic Resonance Imaging license (excluding MRI); ARRT Mammography certification (excluding MRI); or ARRT Breast Sonography certification (excluding MRI).
  • Be able to lift 40–50 pounds.
  • Be able to work in a high-volume clinical and hospital setting and adapt to changing conditions.
  • Be able to apply modality expertise in applications, procedures, protocols, and training, and recognize artifacts or unusual problems outside normal scanning routines.
  • Be able to respond to and interact with stakeholders in accordance with PACT standards.

Responsibilities

  • Work with physicians under minimal supervision to perform exams, exam protocols, accreditation activities, operations, and equipment-maintenance facilitation in two or more of MRI, CT, ultrasound, mammography, or diagnostic imaging.
  • Review physician orders for accuracy, diagnosis, sedation, and applicability to imaging protocols; screen patients for contrast allergies, contraindications, implants, metallic devices, foreign objects, and other issues that could prohibit or modify an exam; discuss findings with the radiologist, ordering provider, or physicist as applicable; consult the radiologist when protocol modifications are needed; document changes in the electronic health record; and ensure nursing, anesthesia, and room resources are scheduled as needed.
  • Participate in patient handoffs, interview patients using two identifiers, obtain relevant medical history and clinical criteria, explain procedures and preparation requirements, answer questions about procedures and intravenous contrast, assist physicians with procedures, ensure images and records are properly completed and labeled, and perform procedures accurately and promptly according to age-specific criteria.
  • Complete exam charges and image documentation; administer oral or intravenous contrast as appropriate and observe patients for adverse reactions; assess fall risk; assist patients with dressing, transport, and positioning; attend to their mental and physical well-being; explain tests to patients and families; and evaluate patients' ability to tolerate exams.
  • Perform daily and monthly quality-control testing, place service calls for imaging equipment and workstations, communicate with service engineers, biomedical staff, physicists, and imaging leadership, follow image and data archiving procedures, perform calculations, scoring, and statistical analyses under established digital-image quality-control standards, and participate in imaging accreditation requirements.
  • Perform post-processing on imaging equipment and remote workstations, including maximum intensity projection, multiplanar reconstruction, 3-D rendering, breast-imaging qualitative and color mapping, apparent diffusion coefficient mapping and diffusion-scan color mapping, cardiac analysis of ejection fractions and wall thickness, spectroscopy analysis, and calculation of T1 and T2 values.
  • Respond to inquiries, calls, and emails; hand off workflow, equipment, and pending-exam issues to incoming staff; distribute departmental workloads equitably; provide orientation and training to new hires and students; collaborate with interdisciplinary teams and other service lines in patient care; prioritize and schedule exams to minimize wait times and address urgent requests; follow hospital policies, regulatory requirements, annual metrics, and department goals; use equipment and supplies responsibly; and protect patient confidentiality and workstation security.
  • When applicable, perform research duties that include interacting with or caring for human-subject research participants, or maintaining, modifying, releasing, or otherwise affecting human-subject research records.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.

Desired Qualifications

  • Two years of related experience.

About the Company

UT Southwestern Medical Center

Academic medical center and health system

UT Southwestern Medical Center is an academic medical center in Dallas, Texas, integrating patient care, biomedical research, and medical education. It operates a main campus and regional medical centers alongside four schools, including a medical school and graduate programs in health professions and public health. What sets UT Southwestern apart is research output ranked No. 1 worldwide by the Nature Index, backed by Nobel laureates on faculty. The goal is to advance medical discovery into better treatments and compassionate patient care.

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Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$18M
Headquarters
Dallas, TX
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