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Kaweah Health

Non-profit hospital system delivering trauma care

Per Diem Imaging Tech 1

Diagnostics & Laboratory ProfessionalsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Part-timeVisalia, CA, USA$45In-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A California Certified Radiologic Technologist (CRT) license is required.
  • Basic Life Support (BLS) certification is required.
  • ARRT certification is preferred.
  • Licensure in a second modality is preferred.
  • If assigned to the Radiology Diagnostic Department, a fluoroscopy permit is required within six months of hire or transfer.

Responsibilities

  • Provide basic diagnostic X-ray skills, including reviewing orders, performing radiologic procedures, and providing patient care.
  • Operate X-ray equipment according to procedure and provide radiation protection for patients according to prescribed safety standards.
  • Adjust technical factors to accommodate each patient's age, body habitus, disease process, and condition.
  • Verify the correct order on the chart or physician order, refer questions to a supervisor or physician before performing the procedure, complete accurate documentation and data entry, and notify the physician if modifications to the ordered exam are required.
  • Assist physicians with administering contrast media, mixing contrast solutions according to procedures, and assembling administration materials when required.
  • Use department computers according to procedures.
  • Use the Radiology Information System (RIS), charge exams appropriately, add supplies when necessary, modify orders, cancel exams, and document cancellation reasons in RIS.
  • Keep the designated work area clean and orderly; clean equipment and rooms, stock supplies, and maintain the area in a ready condition.
  • Assist in administering first aid as necessary.
  • Develop images using computed radiography (CR) or digital radiography (DR), including correct information and positioning markers; print CR or digital images using a laser printer or CD burner as necessary, ensuring image quality meets physician expectations.
  • Transfer patients to and from the X-ray room, position them correctly for assigned X-rays, and explain procedures to them.
  • Perform portable radiography, checking the chart and seeking nursing assistance when necessary.
  • Verify at least two patient identifiers and the proper exam order to confirm patient and exam accuracy.
  • Notify nursing when an exam is modified, rescheduled, or canceled as necessary.
  • Maintain good working relationships with hospital staff, medical staff, and the community, and represent the department positively.
  • Assist physicians in viewing images on the hospital PACS system.
  • Comply with requirements for the security of medications, including handling emergency medication kits, contrast reaction kits, and commercially prepared kits, and preparing and labeling medications for licensed personnel authorized to administer them.
  • Maintain PAR levels and check currency dates for stocked supplies and medications.
  • If assigned to Urgent Care or Sequoia Prompt Care, escort patients to exam rooms; take and record vital signs; ensure paperwork is completed; assist with patient flow; enter information into the medical record according to medical record guidelines; obtain procedure pre-certification when required; ensure correct coding and forms are in the record; enter vital signs into the patient management computer system; use department computer systems to enter and retrieve information and documentation; answer and refer telephone calls, make appointments, and provide information and referrals as needed; transport patients during admission and discharge using the mode appropriate to their complaint or condition; participate in initial and ongoing patient assessments; take initial and serial vital signs as required; attach cardiac monitors and record rhythm strips as directed; apply SaO2 sensors as directed; and report pertinent findings or changes in patient condition to licensed personnel.
  • Assist with specific areas of training for radiology technology students and provide a positive learning atmosphere.
  • Participate in performance improvement and quality assurance.
  • Assist other shift members with patient assignments and help others within or outside the unit when workload permits.
  • Perform assigned duties compiling or collecting data.
  • Provide care and services appropriate to the population served, with knowledge of growth and development and patient and family cultural, linguistic, spiritual, gender, and age-specific needs, and communicate effectively as reflected in the Plan for Provision of Care.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.

About the Company

Kaweah Health

Non-profit hospital system delivering trauma care

Kaweah Health is a public, not-for-profit health system based in Visalia, California, serving the Central Valley since 1963. It operates a 581-bed medical center, a large outpatient clinic, and several facilities, offering emergency care, cancer treatment, cardiovascular services, rehabilitation, and other medical services. It is the largest hospital system in Tulare County and a certified trauma center. As a not-for-profit, it reinvests earnings back into the community to fund new services, facilities, and programs, with a strategic focus on accessible, high-quality healthcare. The organization has launched an financial recovery plan, “Operation Back in Black,” to improve finances through revenue enhancement and cost reduction, and partners with Medline to enhance supply chain and operational efficiency. Its goal is to provide broad, high-quality healthcare to its community while strengthening financial sustainability and expanding services as needed.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$8.7M
Headquarters
Visalia, CA
Founded
1963

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