Jobs for People with MS: National MS Society

Position Summary This position performs direct patient care using radiology equipment, including but not limited to C-arm. Responsible for setting up and capturing images as directed by a surgeon/physician during a procedure or surgery. Radiology Technologist Essential Functions As directed by a surgeon/physician to set up and operate radiographic equipment used in the medical diagnosis and/or treatment of patient during surgery or procedure. Positions and ensures safety of patient and adjusts equipment to obtain the best quality x-ray/image of the specific body area requested by the physician. Maintains quality and quality control checks to ensure x-ray unit meets standards required by local, state and federal agencies including licensure and accreditation agencies. Collaborates with Materials Manager in maintaining adequate supplies necessary for radiology needs of the center including but not limited to disposables, radiation exposure protection equipment, dosimetry badges etc.. Confirms that all persons in the room are properly shielded before activating x-ray. Follows principles of aseptic technique during the procedure. Remains available during the procedure to provide timely response to surgeon or patient needs. Follows State and Federal guidelines and manufacturer s specifications when performing x-ray procedures. Handles equipment and instruments correctly to provide availability and safety. Ensures proper documentation of radiation exposure in the patient s medical record. Assists in surgery suite maintenance including case preparation, turn-over, and terminal cleaning. Acts as a resource person to other members of the staff. Other Essential Functions Must be willing and able to adjust schedule depending upon needs of the company. Must present self at the workstation, ready for work, at the scheduled time Participates in department and company meetings, as requested Performs other duties as assigned