Radiology Tech

Description Opportunity: Part-time opportunity with a growing medical practice with locations across the CSRA and Statesboro.

Who We Are: For the past 40 years, Augusta ENT PC has been providing a full spectrum of specialty care for people of all ages across the CSRA. With 5 offices, 16 physicians, and a variety of services Augusta ENT PC strives to help everyone feel their very best.

Duties (summary): The Radiology Tech performs CT procedures and provides staff physicians with diagnostic images for review, as well as load, dispense, disinfect, and upload all Watch-Pat devices.

Our Ideal Candidate: Licensed Radiologic Technologist RT(R) with strong patient focus, ability to work independently and document accurately. Must be available Fridays and interested in working flexible part-time schedule primarily in our Aiken office. Outpatient or office-based CT experience, EMR proficient, and knowledge of radiology safety protocols preferred.

Work Environment: Personnel are at a risk of radiation exposure. Radiation-monitoring devices are in all offices and are checked Quarterly.

Schedule: Flexible Part-time Tuesday- Friday, no weekends or major holidays

The estimated salary that Indeed, Glassdoor, and LinkedIn suggest does not represent Augusta ENT PC’s compensation structure.

Requirements

Candidate Profile:

· Current Radiologic Technologist RT(R) license and a South Carolina Certification from SCRQSA. · Working knowledge of CT imaging procedures, patient positioning, radiation safety, and image quality standards. · Ability to independently perform CT examinations in accordance with physician orders, departmental protocols, manufacturer guidelines, applicable laws, and organizational policies. · Ability to safely assist with transferring, repositioning, and supporting patients of varying sizes and mobility levels including use of wheelchairs. · Requires adequate visual acuity to assess patients, review orders and electronic images, and operate CT equipment and computer systems. · Ability to hear patient concerns, alarms, verbal instructions, and respond promptly in routine and emergency situations.