The practice of radiography is performed by radiologic technologists responsible for the administration of ionizing radiation to humans of all ages (newborn to geriatric) for diagnostic, therapeutic, or research purposes. A radiographer performs radiographic procedures and related techniques, producing images at the request of and for interpretation by a licensed independent practitioner.

Core Competencies

• Perform all the duties of a Diagnostic Technologist II. 

• Capable of being a contributing member of quality improvement initiatives as assigned.     

• Expected to lead daily department huddles as assigned.   

• Demonstrates the ability to assist with examination protocol and policy review/revisions. 

• Expected to perform basic lead technologists' functions such as coordinating work assignments, workflow, and staffing for an assigned shift/area; serve as a clinical or technical resource; provide training. 

• Capable of performing the Dosimeter Badge coordinator duties.  (Where applicable)  

• Capable of Initiating service calls and following up until issues are resolved. 

• Demonstrates the ability to participate in EOC rounding and TJC tracers alongside department leadership. 

• Capable of acting as a safety coach duty as they may be asked to serve on the committee.  

• Demonstrates the ability to develop and mentor other learners.  

• Expected to show initiative and contribute to successful modality operations.  

• Capable of recognizing excellence in coworker performance and not participating in disruptive behavior.  

• Demonstrates the ability to initiate process improvement discussions with senior leaders.  

• Expected to anticipate the needs of patients and coworkers and works to proactively remove barriers to exceptional customer service and/or teamwork. 

Advanced Competencies

• Expected to perform complex procedures as applicable to your primary area. This includes but is not limited to Lumbar Punctures, Myelograms, advanced MSK procedures, procedures involving a sterile technique, and complex imaging that requires extensive critical thinking.  

• Capable of inventorying, ordering, and tracking unit supplies. This includes utilizing any 3rd inventory management tools designed for your area. 

Knowledge and Competency

• Highly experienced. Proficient in advanced modality competencies. 

• Thorough knowledge of technical standards, the scope of practice, department and health system policies, safety and service standards.  

• Participates in the development of modality policy, procedures, and workflows. 

• Thorough understanding of imaging equipment, image processing software, instrumentation, and ancillary patient care equipment.   

Education, Certification & Experience

• The position requires certification by the American Registry of Radiology Technologists (ARRT), BLS, and a bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 4 years of experience. 

• Individuals with at least 6 years of experience can use this in lieu of the education requirement.  

Team members who reached Clin III status prior to 7.1.2023 are exempt from this educational requirement. 

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