RAD TECH I

As a Radiologic Technologist I at Marian Regional Medical Center, you will perform radiographic procedures that require your technical skills and independent judgment. You will be responsible for applying prescribed ionizing radiation for accurate diagnosis, ensuring patient safety and comfort during procedures, and collaborating effectively with physicians and fellow staff to support optimum patient care.

To apply for the Radiologic Technologist I position at Marian Regional Medical Center, you need at least one year of experience as a certified Radiological Technologist or clinical experience through an approved ARRT Radiologic Technology program. Additionally, you must hold a current ARRT certification, a current CRT certification, and a CPR-AHA certification.

Success as a Radiologic Technologist I at Marian Regional Medical Center requires a strong working knowledge of diagnostic imaging equipment and the ability to work effectively with diverse teams. You should exhibit excellent communication skills, be able to work independently and as part of a team, and demonstrate good organizational skills.

Yes, at Marian Regional Medical Center, new graduates with clinical experience from an approved ARRT Radiologic Technology program are considered for the Radiologic Technologist I role on an individual basis, allowing fresh talent to bring a new perspective to our team.

Marian Regional Medical Center is recognized for its commitment to providing the highest quality care, and as a Radiologic Technologist I, you will have the opportunity to work in a cutting-edge facility with state-of-the-art technology. The supportive work environment promotes professional growth and values the contributions of its employees, making it an exceptional workplace for those in the health care field.

In my previous roles, I have gained extensive experience with various diagnostic imaging technologies, including X-ray machines and imaging software. I can easily navigate these tools, ensuring high-quality imaging while adhering to safety protocols.

Patient safety is my priority; I begin by double-checking all equipment settings, explaining the procedure to the patient to alleviate any concerns, and ensuring proper shielding to protect them from unnecessary radiation.

Once I encountered a situation where a patient was anxious about undergoing an X-ray. I took extra time to address their concerns, walked them through the procedure, and assured them of their safety. This helped calm their nerves and ensured a smoother process.

I adhere to strict cleanliness protocols by regularly sanitizing equipment and work areas. I also make it a point to organize supplies efficiently, so everything is readily available during procedures, which helps minimize delays.

I regularly attend professional development workshops and webinars, subscribe to radiology journals, and engage with online forums to stay informed about new technologies and best practices in the field.

Teamwork is crucial; I collaborate with physicians, nurses, and other staff to streamline patient care processes. We share information to ensure everyone is on the same page regarding treatment plans, which ultimately enhances patient outcomes.

In a fast-paced environment, I prioritize tasks to manage my workload efficiently. I also practice mindfulness techniques to stay calm and focused, which helps me maintain high standards of care under pressure.

I believe in clear and empathetic communication. I take the time to explain the procedure in layman’s terms and encourage patients to ask questions to boost their understanding and comfort.

I was drawn to the field of radiology because of my passion for helping others and a fascination with technology. The idea of using innovative equipment to diagnose and treat patients motivates me every day.

I stay informed about the departmental policies through regular training and meetings. I make it a priority to adhere to these guidelines in my daily work to maintain quality and safety in the radiology department.