*NEW Incentives available* (for external and eligible candidates)
- Generous Sign-On Bonus! (part time will receive 1/2)
- $10,000 and 2-year commitment
- UPMC’s brand new Monthly Loan Repayment program, exclusively for December 2023 and later graduates, offering $9,000 in loan repayment paid over three years (*Eligible flex full-time roles to receive prorated amount of $6,300)
**Candidate will be placed in the appropriate job title based on background and experience. Full-Time, FLEX, and Part-Time status available)**
As a Radiologic Technologist (Diagnostic, X-Ray Tech), you will perform imaging procedures independently, demonstrating proficiency in various technical tasks related to diagnostic radiography. Your responsibilities include:
- Patient Identification and Documentation:
- Accurately identify patients using two identifiers and adhere to universal protocols during procedures.
- Review patient history and assess physician orders, following departmental protocols for optimal data acquisition.
- Document patient history in electronic records as required.
- Contrast Administration and Coding:
- Administer oral (PO) and rectal contrast as per physician orders and department policies.
- Ensure proper coding and tracking of exams within your area of responsibility using the RIS system.
- Network all exams to ISITE for archiving and interpretation, and enter charges appropriately.
- Diagnostic Radiography:
- Perform diagnostic radiography procedures using established protocols without constant supervision.
- Operate complex imaging equipment, acquire, analyze, manipulate, and document image data according to protocol.
- Interpersonal Skills and Teamwork:
- Interact effectively with patients and co-workers, demonstrating empathy, respect, and active listening.
- Collaborate as a team member within the department and across other departments to expedite patient care.
- Independent Judgment and Communication:
- Adjust protocols based on independent judgment to apply ionizing radiation appropriately.
Clearly communicate instructions to patients, allaying fears and ensuring cooperation during procedures
