Radiology Technologist - Indianapolis, United States - Interim HealthCare - Indianapolis, IN

Description

Job Description

We are seeking skilled Radiology Technologists to staff at several hospitals for various positions around Indianapolis and the surrounding areas. We are looking for candidates who are comfortable operating CT, X-Ray, Ultrasound and/or MRI machines. We currently have various 13-week contract options for day and night shifts available. Full-time, part-time, and weekend options are available. 1-2 years of experience is required. Please note that some positions will require operation of both CT and X-ray. The pay rate is $48 - $63 per hour, this is subject to change due to contract availability, position, and facility location.

Requirements of the Radiology Technologist

• Active ARRT Certification and Indiana State (ISDH) Licensure.
• ARDMS or ARRT will be accepted for Ultrasound Techs
• 1-2 years of recent and related experience, as required by the facility
• Must be able to work independently, yet together as part of a team
• Must be able to remain calm under pressure
• Proficient at taking vital signs and administering medication accordingly
• Active BLS, physical, TB test, and other medical compliance as required by the facility

Benefits for the Radiology Technologist

• Flexible schedule
• Weekly pay
• Bonus opportunities ($500 Contract Completion Bonus & Referral Bonus)
• Healthcare premium reimbursements (Qualifying FT employees)

Responsibilities of the Radiology Technologist

• Perform CT, X-ray, or MRI Scans on patients using specialized equipment to produce detailed and quality images.
• Prepare patients by identifying and assisting in removing objects that will interfere with radiology scans.
• Thoroughly explain procedures and safety equipment to ensure patient comfort and enhance understanding.
• Correctly position patients, ensuring alignment, and immobilize/support as necessary to obtain high-quality imaging.
• Operate machines and associated equipment while monitoring/assessing patient conditions.
• Maintain safety protocol at all times, minimizing unnecessary radiation exposures.
• Administers contrast agents as ordered following facility protocol and safety guidelines. Respond promptly to any adverse reactions.
• Review all radiologic images for quality and completeness and collaborate with radiologists as needed.
• Document all relevant patient care, and information in an electronic medical record.

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