FAQs
What are the essential functions of the Radiology Tech Intern position?
The essential functions include performing diagnostic imaging procedures, positioning patients and equipment, utilizing critical thinking to recognize physical limitations, delivering appropriate patient care, documenting pertinent patient history, assessing radiographic images, applying radiation safety principles, and adhering to Orlando Health policies.
What qualifications are required to apply for the Radiology Tech Intern position?
Applicants must be enrolled in their senior year of an accredited Radiologic Technology school and have pre-approval from their school to apply for the internship.
Is any prior experience required to apply for this internship?
No experience is required to apply for the Radiology Tech Intern position.
What certifications are needed for this role?
A BLS/Healthcare Provider certification is required within 3 months of hire.
Will I receive supervision while performing my duties as an intern?
Yes, the position involves direct supervision by a preceptor to help develop technical and professional skills.
Can I work at different Orlando Health facilities as an intern?
Yes, you may be required to work at any Orlando Health facility as part of the internship.
What type of schedule can I expect for this position?
The position may require working evenings, overnights, and weekends as scheduled.
What are the responsibilities regarding patient transport?
As an intern, you may be required to provide patient transport as part of your duties.
What is the significance of applying principles of radiation safety in this role?
Applying principles of radiation safety is crucial to minimize exposure to patients, yourself, and others during diagnostic imaging procedures.
Will I learn to use corporate radiology computer systems during the internship?
Yes, you will develop necessary skills to effectively and accurately utilize all Corporate Radiology computer systems, including EPIC and PACS.