The Registered Radiologic Technologist (RRT) Conducts standard radiographic examinations being performed at the assigned sections of the Radiology Department.
- DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
- Prepares automatic inject with proper contrast for the procedure, adjusting all setting parameters according to the procedure and radiologist preference and performs contrast administration in a safe manner.
- Performs all diagnostic examinations and double checks the identification of the patient against the request provided;
- Explains the prescribed procedure to the patient (including what will be done and what is expected of them) prior to securing the consent of the patient.
- Performs radiologic exams such as X ray and fluoroscopy and can perform more complex procedure such as CT scan, MRI, Ultrasound, Mammography and Nuclear Medicine.
- Reports technical problem to the Chief Radiologic Technologist and records incident in the preventive maintenance logbook stating the date of the breakdown, the nature and intervention done.
- Positions and transfers patient comfortably.
- Accounts and endorse all accessories, films and other supplies used in the area to the incoming staff on duty.
- Complies with Personnel policies of the center on attendance, leaves, mandatory meetings, etc.
- Technologists are responsible for protecting themselves, patients and co-workers from unnecessary radiation.
- Maintains confidentiality of all patient information according to government guidelines and regulations.
- EDUCATION, TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIRED
- Bachelor’s degree in Radiologic Technology
- Registered Radiologic Technologist
- Knowledge in Picture Archiving and communication system
- Two (2) years clinical or medical work experience in all diagnostic procedures performed in the Radiology Department
- Knowledge to operate the following:
- Digital X ray Machine
- Fluoroscopy Machine
- CT scan/MRI Machine
- Ultrasound Machine
- Mammography
- Digital Printer
- CR/DR Viewer
- Picture Archiving Communication System (PACS)