About the role#
As a General X-Ray Machine Operator, you will perform diagnostic imaging under physician protocol. You will provide care to patients ranging from neonates to geriatrics. This role operates within the scope defined by the Ohio Department of Health, requiring a registered technologist to be on-site in the radiology department. You will not perform fluoroscopic procedures, portable x-ray exams, or surgical exams.
What you'll do#
- Produce radiological exams while maintaining patient care standards.
- Follow hospital and department guidelines for patient identification, safety, and SOPs.
- Enter and complete correct billing codes in the Radiology Information System.
- Monitor equipment status and initiate repairs when necessary.
- Collaborate with staff to complete daily assignments.
- Maintain your GXMO licensure and meet continuing education requirements.
- Help keep the department ready for DNV standards.
- Handle protected health information securely and according to policy.
What you'll need#
- Current enrollment in the final year of a radiologic technology program.
- High school diploma or GED.
- General X-ray Machine Operator (GXMO) license from the Ohio Department of Health, required upon hire.
- Active Basic Life Support (BLS) license, required upon hire.
- Proficiency with x-ray equipment, computers, PACS, and electronic medical records.
- Strong organizational and oral communication skills.
- Ability to adapt to changing workflows and interact with a diverse patient population.
- Previous customer service or healthcare experience is preferred.
- Completion of a GXMO didactic educational program accredited by the Ohio Department of Health is preferred.
Location & details#
- This position is located in Ravenna, Ohio.
- The role is on-site and full-time.
- This is a rolling, paid position.
About University Hospitals
University Hospitals is a nonprofit health system based in Cleveland, Ohio. Founded in 1866, the organization operates a network of 23 hospitals and over 250 health centers and physician offices across 16 counties. It employs more than 30,000 people and maintains an affiliation with the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. The system provides clinical care and research across numerous specialties including oncology, cardiology, and pediatrics.
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