X-Ray Technologist - TGH Imaging Habana
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LocationUnited States-Florida-Tampa
Work modeon-site
Typefull-time
SeniorityEntry
Company size10,000+ people
First seenOct 18, 2026 · 3w ago
Verified live1d ago
At a glanceSummarised by Seekless from the posting.
High School Diploma or GED
Basic X-Ray Machine Operator
BLS
Knowledge of equipment including safety hazards common to radiology
Knowledge of customer service concepts and clinic policies including safety, privacy and HIPAA regulations
Understanding of DEXA/EKG protocols, diagnostic imaging principles, radiation protection, and equipment safety hazards common to radiology
Ability to apply anatomical knowledge to positioning, technical procedures, and age-appropriate patient care, while adhering to HIPAA, privacy, and clinic safety policies
Competence in positioning patients, operating radiology equipment, adjusting exposure factors, and producing diagnostically acceptable images
Ability to navigate PACS, update exam titles or billing codes, and process patient and exam information within clinical computer systems
Clear and compassionate communication with patients, families, physicians, and staff, including the ability to explain procedures and reduce patient anxiety
Ability to manage workload, complete tasks on time, follow instructions, and maintain cooperative working relationships in a clinical setting
Skills
PACS
DEXA
EKG
Summary:
The X‑Ray Technologist Basic Machine Operator (BMO) performs basic radiologic procedures such as DEXA and EKG under the supervision of a Radiologist, Facility Manager, or Supervisor. The role requires technical competence, sound judgment, and adherence to established protocols for patients across various age groups. The technologist is responsible for producing high‑quality diagnostic images, ensuring patient safety, practicing proper radiation protection, and maintaining accurate exam documentation. The position also includes responsibility for assigned equipment, workflow support, and routine department duties.
What you will do
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Conduct DEXA and EKG exams in accordance with established protocols for diagnostic purposes.
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Confirm accuracy of prescriptions, document signs/symptoms, and ensure exam justification is recorded.
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Explain procedures, ensure patient comfort, position patients correctly, and use immobilization devices when necessary.
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Set exposure factors, position equipment, and follow safety guidelines to ensure high‑quality images.
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Evaluate images for technical adequacy and ensure diagnostic acceptability before releasing studies.
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Verify ordered exams, update exam titles or billing codes, and ensure prior studies are presented to the radiologist for comparison.
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Follow ALARA principles and other radiation protection protocols to safeguard patients, staff, and self.
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Stock supplies, complete equipment quality control checks, identify machine issues, and report or escalate concerns.
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Maintain professionalism, support patient comfort, protect privacy, and ensure a positive patient experience during procedures.
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Perform other responsibilities as directed by the Radiologist, Facility Manager, or Supervisor to support clinical operations.
QualificationsEducation Qualifications
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High School Diploma or GED
Licenses and Certifications
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Basic X-Ray Machine Operator
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BLS
Experience Qualifications
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Knowledge of equipment including safety hazards common to radiology.
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Knowledge of customer service concepts and clinic policies including safety, privacy and HIPAA regulations
Skills and Abilities
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Understanding of DEXA/EKG protocols, diagnostic imaging principles, radiation protection, and equipment safety hazards common to radiology.
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Ability to apply anatomical knowledge to positioning, technical procedures, and age‑appropriate patient care, while adhering to HIPAA, privacy, and clinic safety policies.
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Competence in positioning patients, operating radiology equipment, adjusting exposure factors, and producing diagnostically acceptable images.
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Ability to navigate PACS, update exam titles or billing codes, and process patient and exam information within clinical computer systems.
•
Clear and compassionate communication with patients, families, physicians, and staff, including the ability to explain procedures and reduce patient anxiety.
•
Ability to manage workload, complete tasks on time, follow instructions, and maintain cooperative working relationships in a clinical setting.