Lab/Xray Technician

Summary The clinic lab/ Xray technician ) is a member of the clinic team responsible for properly obtaining and processing patient specimens for the purpose of testing those specimens and takes images and radiographs of the body utilizing radiographic techniques/positioning. In addition, the lab/ Xray technician may also be trained on testing and reporting CLIA waived testing to the health care professional. The lab/ Xray technician will determine which specimens need to be referred on to the main MLHS laboratory or to a designated reference lab. The clinic lab/ Xray technician will also maintain a clean, well-stocked work area and assist with rooming patients or helping out nursing personnel if needed. Performs clerical functions and answering phones. Job Duties The essential functions of this job are identified with an asterisk ( ) at the end of the bullet point. Takes images and radiographs of the body utilizing radiographic techniques/positioning. Able to successfully process orders, properly identity patients with 2 identifiers, and procure blood samples from all age groups. Processes CLIA waived testing according to procedures and performs and documents QC appropriately and at timely intervals. Seeks assistance if needed. Assumes responsibility for enhancing personal and professional development. Able to multitask and keep composure in a setting that is constantly changing and with a great deal of outside interruption. Communicates important information to the next shift, and acts on important information. Faxes/mails or scans reports to outside facilities and/or physicians who have sent their patients to the Clinic Laboratory for testing as needed. Follows Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) regulations. Maintains courteous and professional manner in dealing with patients, visitors, medical practitioners and coworkers. Maintains an adequate inventory of supplies and reorders replacement stock as needed. Maintains cleanliness of work area and provides a safe working environment for self, patients and co-workers. Understands and follows policies and procedures related to universal precautions and the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Standard to prevent the spread of pathogens through self, patients and equipment. Properly handles and disposes of infectious wastes. Required Education and Experience High school graduate Phlebotomy and specimen collection competent. Must hold limited scope radiography certification. Experience preferred Additional Eligibility Qualifications Professional written and verbal communication Expertise with computer based data Customer/Client Focus Ethical Conduct Flexibility Initiative Personal Effectiveness/Credibility Stress Management/Composure Teamwork Orientation Technical Capacity Thoroughness Time Management Quality and Safety focused Position Type/Expected Hours of Work 8 hour shifts, Monday through Friday, possible Saturday.