Radiographer II (Per Diem)

The University of Maryland Medical System • Baltimore, MD, United States • $200k - $250k / year • 3w ago

UMROI is a true rehabilitation facility where we operate in the capacity more parallel to a Med Surg unit and not a skilled nursing facility.
Patients receive 3 hours of therapy a day resulting in increased physical recovery for patients. Providers, therapists, and nurses work great together for optimal outcomes.
Thorough attention through orientation and training to ensure you are equipped and supported by the hiring leaders with a strong knowledge base.
In general, it is a very gratifying place to work as you see many patients return to independence and gain their life back. All of the benefits of a large system hospital in a family-oriented small hospital.

We’re making Maryland stronger!

With roots that go as far back as 1895, the UM Rehab & Ortho Institute continues to be a pioneer in orthopedics and neurological disorders. From bones to brains, our cutting-edge hospital heals even the most serious of injuries, specializing in everything from total joint replacement to spinal cord injuries and neurological conditions. In total, our 141-bed facility welcomes over 3,000 patients every year. As the state’s largest provider of inpatient rehabilitation services, we offer some of the most advanced therapies for stroke, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, orthopedic and sports injury, among many others.

Job Description

Radiographer
PRN-(Shift)Days
Baltimore, MD
Coverage is needed during the dayshift on Monday through Friday. NO evenings or weekend coverage is needed.

We are looking for talented professionals to join our team at University of Maryland Rehabilitation & Orthopedic Institute. Lives are restored here on our campus every day! As the designated acute care rehabilitation and orthopedic hospital of the University of Maryland Medical System, we are one of the largest, most comprehensive, and best-respected facilities in the nation. Patients and professionals alike appreciate the unique advantages offered here at UM Rehab & Ortho Institute.

Main Function:

Performs a variety of routine and specialized diagnostic, fluoroscopic and limited non-contrast CT procedures applying prescribed ionizing radiation for radiologic diagnosis.
Performs image analysis and quality assurance by reviewing images for diagnostic quality prior to submission for interpretation by a radiologist.
Independently provides and coordinates individualized patient care consistent with the mission and values of University of Maryland Rehabilitation & Orthopaedic Institute and in accordance with professional and regulatory standards.
Accountable to patients and families for processes and outcomes during an episode of care.
Serves as a member of the Interdisciplinary Patient Care Services team.
Participates in cost-effective strategies that optimize patient outcomes.

Must demonstrate the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care appropriate to the age, culture, ethnicity, and specific individual diagnostic needs of the patients served in Radiology. Must be able to assess and interpret data about the patient’s status in order to identify each patient’s specific needs and provide the care needed by the patient group (pediatric, adolescents and/or geriatric patient group, culture and diagnostic specific). Demonstrates compassion and courtesy for patients, family members, and visitors.

Qualifications

Graduation from an AMA approved school of radiologic technology.
Registered or registry-eligible by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists.
CPR certification is required.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

Knowledge of radiology principles and practices including anatomy and physiology, radiation protection and physics, and positioning.
Ability to operate radiology equipment, such as radiographic machines, radiographic/fluoroscopic machines, portables, tomography systems, C-arms, and processors.
Ability to work with patients possessing potentially infectious diseases using the appropriate standard precautions and other safety procedures. Effective verbal and written communication skills are required in order to work with patients, medical and nursing personnel.