This position is responsible for enhancing patient care by assisting the radiologist in the performance of various procedures, usually under image guidance, in the diagnostic imaging environment. The scope of work is ultimately defined by the supervising Radiologist and facility in which assigned.
Denver is a highly desirable area affording its residents a great quality of life. Enjoy professional sports, theatre, nightlife, restaurants, and numerous outdoor activities with close proximity to the Rocky Mountains and greater than 300 days of sunshine per year! Our generous vacation package attracts top radiologists from around the country who value quality subspecialized care but also value Colorado lifestyle.
Key Responsibilities:- Patient-Centric Focus: Your primary focus will always be the patient's well-being. Developing and maintaining meaningful patient relationships while ensuring their comfort and satisfaction.
- Cutting-Edge Technology: Operate state-of-the-art computerized and diagnostic imaging equipment while maintaining and calibrating radiologic equipment.
- Varied Procedures: Fluoroscopic procedures including but not limited to barium studies, arthrograms, HSG, and lumbar puncture/myelography.
Requirements:- Educational Background: Completion of an accredited RPA program recognized by the Certification Board of Radiology Practitioner Assistants (CBRPA) or an education program recognized by ARRT.
- Certification: Current certification as an RPA by CBRPA or RRA by ARRT, or eligibility for certification exams.
- Licensing: Licensed with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) and credentialed to provide primary radiology healthcare under physician supervision.
- Experience: Minimum of two years prior experience as a Radiology Technologist.
- Continuous Learning: Maintain Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) certification and participate in continuing education activities.
- Additional Skills: Familiarity with HIPAA regulations and experience in a regulated healthcare facility.
Type of Procedures to be Performed Include:- Diaphragm Paralysis
- N-G Tube Placement
- Nodules, Sinus & Fistula Tract Injections
- Arthrograms (ankle, elbow, hip, knee, shoulder, talar and sub-talar, and wrist)
GI Studies:- Barium & Gastrografin Enemas
- Defecography
- Esophagograms
- Modified Barium Swallows
- Small Bowel Series
- T-Tube Cholangiograms (post-op evaluations)
- Upper GI Studies
GU Studies:- Cystograms
- Loopograms
- Nephrostograms (post-op)
- Retrograde Urethrogram
- VCUG
GYN Procedures:- Hysterosalpingography
- Hysterography
Other:- Myelography
- Lumbar Puncture
- Joint Injection/Aspiration
- Paracentesis
- PICC Line Insertion
- Thoracentesis
- Thyroid FNA
Benefits:- One year retention bonus opportunity of $10k if all eligibility requirements are met ($5k at 6-month anniversary, and $5k at 1 year anniversary).
- Second Year retention bonus opportunity of $10k on 2nd anniversary if all eligibility requirements are met.
- Total of 5 weeks paid time off vacation + 6 holidays and 5 CME days.
- $2,500 for CME expenses per year
- Up to a 10% yearly performance bonus
Physical/Mental Demands:- Moderate amount of lifting, reaching, and bending.
- Position requires walking and standing 90% of time.
- Travel between facilities up to75%.
Environmental/Working Conditions:- Working in a hospital, outpatient facility or diagnostic imaging center.
- Possible exposure to negligible electromagnetic radiation.
$100,000 - $133,000 a year
Salary contingent on experience
