Radiology Tech (X-RAY

 

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JOB TITLE: Radiographer

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Position Summary

The Radiographer performs fluoroscopic and diagnostic imaging procedures for patients of all age groups, utilizing established professional radiology practice standards. This position is responsible for duties related to imaging services, patient care, physician assistance, file management, and associated clerical responsibilities necessary to support quality patient outcomes in the outpatient surgical environment.

The Radiographer plays a critical role in ensuring patient safety, maintaining imaging quality standards, and assisting physicians with diagnostic and procedural imaging needs.

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Essential Functions

Patient Care & Imaging Procedures

• Prepare and instruct patients for radiologic examinations.
• Explain imaging procedures and answer patient questions to promote understanding and comfort.
• Remove or assist patients in removing items that may interfere with imaging, such as jewelry or metallic objects.
• Position patients appropriately to obtain high-quality diagnostic images.
• Determine appropriate anatomical positioning and ensure proper patient shielding during procedures.
• Monitor patients throughout diagnostic and fluoroscopic procedures.
• Assist physicians and clinical staff during fluoroscopic procedures as needed.
• Administer emergency assistance when necessary and within scope of training.

Radiographic Imaging

• Operate stationary and portable radiologic equipment to obtain diagnostic images.
• Perform fluoroscopic procedures in accordance with physician orders and facility protocols.
• Produce high-quality radiographic images for physician interpretation and diagnosis.
• Position image receptors appropriately and obtain diagnostic exposures.
• Utilize exposure techniques that produce optimal image quality while minimizing patient radiation exposure.
• Measure body structures and adjust technical factors to achieve appropriate image density, contrast, and detail.
• Apply radiation protection measures, including:
  • Lead shields
  • Collimation techniques
  • Exposure reduction strategies
• Adhere to ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) radiation safety principles.

Film Processing & Image Management

• Process, develop, and maintain radiographic images according to facility procedures.
• Prepare solutions used in film processing when applicable.
• Produce image copies as necessary for physician review and recordkeeping.
• Maintain imaging records, films, and electronic files accurately and securely.