1. Instructs, prepares, and positions the patients and performs diagnostic x-ray and, if qualified, CT examinations. 2. Selects appropriate equipment and adjusts technical factors for each desired image. 3. Arranges and adjusts immobilization and supportive devices to obtain precise positioning and to preclude patient movement and shields patients according to radiation safety procedures. 4. Prepare and administer contrast media for certain examinations. 5. Completes all required documentation including imaging requests, patient ID cards, billing information, patient history and consent forms and appropriate logbooks, either in electronic or paper formats. 6. Electronically manages radiologist's preliminary and final reports and ensures copies of those reports are forwarded to the appropriate department(s). 7. Prepares and scans / transmits x-ray/US/CT images to radiologist. 8. Maintains appropriate electronic or CD patient records. 9. Cleans and maintains CT/CT facilities and equipment. 10. Maintains in an orderly fashion x-ray films/folders, index cards and related records. 11. Complies with all radiation safety procedures that protect self and the patient. 12. Transports patients during examination procedures. 13. May be required to work unusual hours, shifts or be on call. 14. Carry a cell phone when on call to respond to emergencies. |