**Job Duties:**

The job includes many important tasks, such as:

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**Performing X-rays and other imaging tests:** You will do routine imaging tests for patients. -

 **Following safety rules:

** It is important to follow all safety procedures related to radiation, as set by the Radiology Department. - 

**Managing patient records

:** You will check in patients, log their information in the hospital system, and send images to doctors for review. - 

**Helping patients feel comfortable:

** Explain to patients what will happen during their tests to help reduce their anxiety. Make sure they are positioned correctly for the tests and check if they need special preparations. - 

**Handling images:** After taking digital images, you will send them to radiologists for reading. - 

**Keeping records:

** Document all procedures and manage patient information according to department guidelines. - 

**Coordinating schedules:** Help keep track of daily logs and prepare data for monthly reports. - 

**Performing important diagnostic tests:** You will conduct various tests on arms, legs, chests, stomachs, and heads. - 

**Improving techniques:** You may research and develop new ways to perform tests when needed, especially for emergencies. - 

**Equipment checks:** Daily, you will check and calibrate machines according to instructions. You need to identify problems or errors and report them to the right personnel. -

 **Handling equipment issues:

** If machines break down, you will notify the required personnel and record the issues in a logbook. - 

**Watching for patient reactions:

** Monitor patients for any signs of problems, especially related to any contrast media used, and alert the doctor if necessary. Be prepared to take emergency measures if a patient’s condition worsens.

**Work Schedule:** - You will work Monday to Saturday, with shifts lasting 8 hours between 7:00 AM and 7:00 PM, depending on clinic needs.

**Minimum Qualifications:**

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**Education:** You must have graduated from a program that is accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT). - 

**Experience:** You need to have at least one year of full-time experience as a diagnostic radiologic technologist in the last two years. Experience with digital imaging is required. - 

**Licensure:** You must be certified by the American Registry of Radiologic Technology (ARRT). - 

**Life Support Certifications:** You need to have Basic Life Support (BLS) certification. - 

**Security:** You must be able to pass a government background check and get a security clearance from the government.