5 Feb
2023
Full-Time Radiologist Assistant ($3,000 Sign – On Bonus) – Hoshiarpur
Job Description
While bone x-rays are still the most common radiological treatment, CT scans, MRIs, ultrasounds, and other advanced diagnostic imaging technologies may now create a non-invasive, three-dimensional picture of practically any soft tissue bodily structure. The radiologist not only analyses the data of these incredible devices, but also performs a variety of specialty treatments.
Job Title : Radiologist Assistant ($3,000 Sign – On Bonus)
Location : Hoshiarpur, Punjab, India
Salary : $ 27.89 per hour.
Company : Columbia University
Job Type : Full-Time
Qualifications:
- Meets and greets patients, escorting them from the exam room to the radiography department, and Patient is positioned on the x-ray table in the right manner for the production of x-ray pictures; patient is given instructions on how to adequately arrange their body, including whether or not they should hold their breath, etc.
- It is essential to record every picture so that the patient and physician are aware of any outcomes that may be of interest to them. The technique utilized to get radiography pictures determines their order.
- Make an appointment with the right physician if pain is interfering with your imaging procedure, then get started on your personal imaging (PI) plan of action.
- Exemplifies a strong understanding of the universal precaution principle by adhering strictly to all aseptic standards throughout medical and surgical procedures and using appropriate infection control techniques
- may aid physicians with interventional therapies by doing organ or body scans on patients. Determines the anatomical and technical features of the patient’s demands before preparing and putting them accurately.
- Follows the department’s exam procedures, makes changes to the procedures based on the patient’s physical and mental abilities, and bills for all exams done in the right way.
- Medical records are properly labeled with the patient’s name and date of birth as well as their technologist’s name and exam time Travel and surgical procedures are covered. Regulations set out by specified agencies, as well as those of states and the federal government.
- Contrast media and/or medications are produced and delivered in accordance with federal and state regulations. Notices the patient’s strange behavior. Analyzes processes and makes adjustments as necessary.
- Makes sure that operations on patients are done in a safe and effective way. Patients are put to sleep if needed, and safety rules for radiation are followed. Keeping up with the principles and clinical practices of cardiac care.
- Performs simple and complicated percutaneous treatments that may involve peripheral interventions. Responsible for the safety of the patient and must be able to identify and react to cardiac arrhythmias in accordance with emergency procedures, operate an external cardiac pacemaker and defibrillator. In the case of a cardiac emergency, intervenes with the proper treatment.
Skills:
- Preferably, a year of experience in acute clinical radiography, as well as knowledge of current BCLS, state, and federal laws.. Authorization for fluoroscopy must be obtained (AHA). Seals of approval from JRCERT or ABHES may be shown.
- Certification as a Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist (RCIS), or eligibility for registration; Registration as a Registered Radiologic Technologist RT(R) or Cardiovascular Technologist (CVT);
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- Doctor of Medicine or Doctor of Osteopathy degree from an accredited medical or osteopathy institution; current enrolment in a radiology residency program
- Having at least two years of experience in Radiology is a must if you want to know everything there is to know about diagnostic imaging. Experience taking vital signs is needed.