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Radiologic Technologist I - Per Diem, New Higher Rates for 2024

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Boston Medical Center (BMC)

2mo ago

  • Job
    Part-time
    Entry Level
  • Healthcare
  • Boston
  • Quick Apply

AI generated summary

  • You need MA licensure or temporary license, ARRT certification, BLS/CPR, 2 years training, knowledge of diagnostic radiology, 1 year hospital experience, and excellent communication skills.
  • You will perform diagnostic imaging exams with precision and efficiency, ensure patient safety and comfort, and maintain accurate documentation and professionalism in all interactions.

Requirements

  • Current or the ability to obtain one of the following licensure/certifications prior to start date:
  • Both the Massachusetts Radiologic Technologist License and ARRT Certification and Registration, or;
  • Temporary Massachusetts Rad Tech License (must pass the national ARRT registry exam within one year and then apply for and receive permanent Massachusetts licensure within the one year)
  • Current BLS/CPR Certification, or the ability to obtain one prior to start date
  • Completion of two years post-high school training in an approved school of radiologic technology
  • Knowledge of the principles and procedures of diagnostic radiology practices and the operation of radiologic equipment
  • Preferred qualifications and role expectations:
  • One year of Radiologic Technology work experience in a hospital preferred
  • Maintain all Continuing Education Units
  • Excellent communication skills and initiative

Responsibilities

  • Diagnostic Imaging:
  • Perform appropriate studies in a timely manner, using proper positioning, technique and exposure factors as necessary and required, with a goal to use the lowest dose possible
  • Set up equipment, provide quality radiographs for radiologists and other colleagues, and perform other duties as requested by the X-ray Lead, Supervisor, Manager, and Radiology Director
  • Perform exams on patients of all ages as required in all areas that Diagnostic Radiology is located and needed
  • Ensures best turnaround time for all ordered exams to reduce delays in care
  • Exams to be performed as determined through our established routine protocols. Ensuring that exams ordered match the reason for exam and patient presentation, condition and history.
  • Patient Care and Safety:
  • Prepare patients for exams, ensuring their safety, comfort, and modesty at all times
  • Always checking patient identifiers to validate correct patient name, DOB, MRN, correct exam and laterality ordered, every time
  • Monitor each patient’s condition during exams, taking appropriate action when assistance is needed
  • Follow established hospital infection control and safety procedures and use AIDET communication framework
  • Administrative:
  • Document exams properly in Radiology Information System and PACS to ensure all details and required information are included
  • Maintain professionalism with in-person interactions and also conduct proper phone etiquette with all staff, coworkers, visitors and patients
  • Maintain licensure, certifications, CEUs and annual mandatory compliances

FAQs

What is the main responsibility of a Radiologic Technologist at Boston Medical Center?

The main responsibility of a Radiologic Technologist at Boston Medical Center is to perform vital X-ray imaging for all trauma, inpatients, and outpatients to assist providers in accurately diagnosing and caring for patients.

What opportunities for training, development, and growth are available for Radiologic Technologists at BMC?

Radiologic Technologists at BMC have access to rich opportunities throughout their careers for training, development, and growth within a supportive work environment.

How does working as a Radiologic Technologist at BMC contribute to the mission of delivering exceptional and equitable care to all?

Working as a Radiologic Technologist at BMC allows individuals to play a vital role in helping further BMC's mission of providing exceptional and equitable care to all patients by performing essential X-ray imaging services.

What kind of technology will Radiologic Technologists at BMC get to use in their roles?

Radiologic Technologists at BMC will gain experience using cutting-edge technology to perform X-ray imaging for patients, collaborating with other department staff and the Radiology Team to provide exceptional care.

Why is Boston Medical Center considered one of the top places to work in health care?

Boston Medical Center is considered one of the top places to work in health care due to its commitment to providing exceptional care for patients, supportive work environment, and opportunities for training, development, and growth for staff.

Boston Medical Center (BMC)

Science & Healthcare
Industry
5001-10,000
Employees

Mission & Purpose

Boston Medical Center models a new kind of excellence in healthcare, where innovative and equitable care empowers all patients to thrive. We combine world-class clinicians and cutting-edge treatments with compassionate, quality care that extends beyond our walls. Together, we're reimagining healthcare for Boston - and the world. As an award-winning health equity leader, our diverse clinicians and staff interrogate racial disparities in care and partner with our community to dismantle systemic inequities. This commitment to equity is the basis of all our work, particularly as 70 percent of our patients are people of color. In addition, nearly 30 percent of our patients speak a primary language other than English, and so we offer all our care and services in over 160 languages, including Spanish, Haitian Creole, Cape Verdean Creole, and more. As an academic medical center, BMC is building the future of health care. Our world-renowned researchers currently oversee over 660 research projects in a wide variety of areas, and as the principal teaching affiliate of Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine, BMC is devoted to training future generations of health care professionals. BMC's clinical expertise, commitment to equity, quality, and sustainability efforts have been consistently recognized by organizations across the country, including the federal government, American Nurses Credentialing Center (Magnet designation), U.S. News, Leapfrog, Human Rights Campaign, the Lown Institute, Becker’s Healthcare, and more.

Culture & Values

  • Built on Respect, Powered by Empathy

    We care about our patients, employees, and community — and we’re committed to doing right by them each and every day.

  • Move Mountains

    Impossibility doesn’t live here. Instead, we’re motivated by what can be — and we’ll move mountains to make it happen.

  • Many Faces Create Our Greatness

    Diversity is our heart and soul — and when it comes to inclusion, we’re all in.