Location -Robbinsdale, MN, USA

The Radiologic Technologist conducts high-quality diagnostic radiological examinations for patients, as ordered by healthcare providers. Patients can range from infants and adolescents to adults and the elderly. In addition to performing imaging exams, the Technologist is also qualified to carry out other radiological procedures within their licensure scope, such as EKGs and Dexa bone scans.

**Essential Duties and Responsibilities:**

- Accurately executes imaging exams as requested by Physicians/Providers and presents the results for review.
- Administers EKGs and shares the findings with Physicians/Providers for evaluation.
- Applies critical thinking skills effectively, identifying and responding appropriately to urgent situations.
- Maintains daily records and keeps the department organized and orderly.
- Safeguards the confidentiality of customer medical records while maintaining accurate documentation.
- Utilizes imaging and electronic medical record (EMR) systems proficiently.
- Performs routine checks on systems and documents findings as needed.
- Conducts regular quality control testing on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis.
- Engages professionally with Providers, co-workers, customers, and families.
- Accepts additional tasks as assigned to help achieve the organization’s goals.

Team members are expected to demonstrate proficiency in the required skills listed for their positions. They should actively maintain and improve their skill set, as well as embrace any new training outlined in the skills list. Additionally, they must comply with all legal, regulatory, accrediting, and procedural requirements relevant to their responsibilities.

It is essential to adhere to the principles and standards outlined in the Corporate Code of Conduct. Team members must protect the privacy of customers and fellow employees, only accessing related information necessary for performing their job duties. Any violations or concerns should be reported to a supervisor or the Corporate Compliance Officer using established communication channels.

**Education:**

- High school diploma or equivalent – Required
- Graduate from an accredited Radiologic Technology program – Required

**Experience, Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:**

- 1-5 years of experience in Radiologic Technology – Required
- Fluoroscopy experience – Required
- Surgical experience – Required

**Licensure and Certification:**

- ARRT Registered Radiologic Technologist – Required
- BLS Certification – Required

**Certification Requirements:**

- ARRT
- BLS