Radiologic Technologist

Our radiology technologists play a crucial role on our radiology team. Their responsibilities include:

• Performing radiographic procedures and evaluating radiographs to ensure high-quality images
• Choosing the right radiograph exposure factors and adjusting them as needed to ensure quality images
• Communicating effectively with patients, visitors, staff, and providers
• Monitoring patient vital signs and conditions during procedures
• Adhering to radiation safety principles when acquiring radiographic images

This team provides a positive working environment and culture through exemplary teamwork, camaraderie, and cooperation among techs. The department always keeps up with the latest state-of-the-art equipment.

CT Technologist

Our CT technologists welcome a wide range of patients every day and operate various scanners. The team collaborates to ensure efficiency and mutual support. Their responsibilities include:

• Performing CT scans and special procedures using CT scanners and angiographic high-pressure injectors
• Operating the most advanced technology and state-of-the-art equipment that is user-friendly and easy to understand
• Screening patients to address any potential procedure-related issues
• Completing and verifying all requests, charges, and drug logs to manage supplies and maintain accurate documentation
• Performing venipuncture and managing IVs, chest tubes, oxygen, and catheters

Our technologists work a variety of shifts to prevent burnout and provide opportunities for everyone to work with different colleagues each day.

MRI Technologist

Our highly skilled MRI technologists are certified by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) and demonstrate expertise in MRI techniques and procedures. They provide care for our patients by:

• Scanning patients according to protocols and parameters with knowledge of troubleshooting MRI systems
• Adjusting scans by optimizing image quality while minimizing the patient's time in the MRI scanner
• Ensuring the highest standard of patient care by integrating the latest developments into their practice
• Adapting to different MRI environments (1.5T MRI machines, 3T MRI machines, and MRI machines) in the operating rooms
• Consistently updating their knowledge to remain current with emerging trends and best practices
• Providing emotional support tailored to each patient's needs, particularly for those who may experience anxiety or discomfort during the procedure
• Advocating for patients, and ensuring that their comfort, safety, and well-being are prioritized throughout the imaging process