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Beth Israel Lahey Health · 3 months ago

Rad Tech Assistant - Per Diem

Anna Jaques Hospital

Full-time

Onsite

New Grad, Entry Level

Beth Israel Lahey Health is a distinguished healthcare organization committed to providing high-quality care and exceptional patient satisfaction. They are seeking a Radiologic Technical Assistant to join Anna Jaques Hospital's Emergency Department team, where responsibilities include assisting imaging staff with patient care, maintaining supplies, and ensuring a compassionate patient experience.

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Responsibilities

Assist Imaging staff with patient care duties. Maintains supplies and keeps exam room prepared and ready for patients. Handles reception and clerical duties as required. Delivers exemplary service to patients, families, and physicians, and co-workers

Under the supervision of the Imaging Staff, assists with patient care duties. Assists staff with the cleaning of equipment after each patient

Duties may include greeting patients, directing patients to designated changing areas, and giving verbal instructions on changing for examinations

Keep patients cared for in a timely manner and keep them informed of any delays and wait times while ensuring all work areas kept stocked and organized

Transport patients as needed

Maintains appropriate documentation for regulatory standards and medical records, while safeguarding patient confidentiality

Report any issues with IT equipment, faxes, phones, etc to imaging staff

Demonstrates working knowledge of infection control practices for patients, self, and staff

Assists with clerical functions related to Meditech and PACS such as scanning documents, burning or uploading CDs. Assists with image loan requests as necessary

Informed and aware of all COVID & Infection Control processes

Understands policies and procedures for Diagnostic Imaging and Hospital

Practices all patient interactions with compassion while adhering to double identifier practices