Calibrate machines and run quality checks before the first patient arrives.
Explain the X-ray procedure to a nervous patient; shield them, position them.
Back-to-back scans — X-rays, a CT, one MRI — steady rhythm all morning.
Chest X-ray looks borderline; retake it rather than send a blurry read.
Patient's screening form flags a possible implant — stop, verify before entering the room.
Log every scan into the digital record; one dose adjustment needs a note.
Help lift a post-op patient onto the table; reposition twice for a clean image.
Spot something unexpected on a scan — call the radiologist immediately, don't wait.
Brief the incoming tech on pending orders, equipment quirks, and one open case.
- Operate X-ray, MRI, and CT machines to image the body's insides.
- Position patients precisely so scans come out clear and usable.
- Explain what's about to happen so nervous patients feel at ease.
- Shield patients and yourself from unnecessary radiation exposure.
- Check images on screen to make sure they're sharp enough for doctors.
- Is this image clear enough for the radiologist to read, or do I need to retake it?
- Does this patient's condition mean I should adjust the radiation dose right now?
- Is this patient too anxious or in too much pain to hold still — do I stop and help them first?
- Should I flag what I'm seeing in this image to the radiologist immediately, or follow normal workflow?
- Is this patient safe to be in the MRI room, or did I miss something on their screening form?
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