Qualifications :

Education Required:

Graduate of accredited R.T. program

Preferred:

Associates Degree in

Radiologic Technology Work Experience Required:

Clinical Rotation with Radiology Program, will accept new graduates.

Preferred:

One to three years experience as a Rad Tech, with training in other modalities such as CAT Scan, Mammography, Bone Density.

Licensure/Certifications/Registrations Required:

ARRT Certification or Registry eligible. Registry should be completed within one year after date of hire, unless arrangements have been made with the Director for extenuating circumstances. Maintain CEU level adequately. Must remain current in registration and provide proof of good standing annually. Maintain CPR certification. Maintain other certifications based on modalities. NH State License for Medical Imaging-Radiologic Technologist (effective January 1, 2019).

Preferred:

Advanced level Certifications such as Mammography and CAT Scan if cross trained into those modalities.

Other Skills/Knowledge Required:

Knowledge of computer systems and applications related to Radiology. Must be able to use computer applications in daily work.

Working Conditions/Physical Demands:

OSHA Blood borne Pathogen Category 1 Physical Demands 1. Strength (lift, carry, push, pull) Maximum Lift Frequent Lift/Carry S

• Sedentary 10 lbs L
• Light 20 lbs Up to 10 lbs M
• Medium 50 lbs Up to 25 lbs H
• Heavy 100 lbs Up to 50 lbs V
• Very Heavy over 100 lbs Up to 50 lbs 2.

Climb and balance 3. Stoop, kneel, crouch, crawl 4. Reach, handle, feel, finger 5. Talk, hear 6. See (acuity, depth perception, field of vision) Physical Demands of the

Position:

1M, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Environmental Conditions 1. Inside [I] (75% or more), Outside [O] (75% or more), or Both [B] 2. Extremes of cold plus temperature changes 3. Extremes of heat plus temperature changes 4. Wet and humid 5. Noise and vibration 6. Hazards 7. Fumes, odors, toxic conditions, dust, poor ventilation Environmental Conditions of the

Position:

1I, 6, 7 Exposure to darkroom chemical odors; some records are stored outside of main hospital building. Exposure to the elements in short walk outside to building where records are kept. Exposure to low level radiation (x-rays) which is monitored in accordance with the Radiation Protection program.