What are the responsibilities and job description for the Special Procedures Technologist position at North Mississippi Health Services?
Posting Description At North Mississippi Health Services, our mission is to “continuously improve the health of the people of our region.” Our vision is to “provide the best patient and family-centered care and health services in America.” We believe that fulfilling our mission and vision calls us to embrace the best people that form incredible connections to our patients and families. We take pride in celebrating everything that makes you uniquely you – your talents, your perspectives, and your passions. At North Mississippi Health Services, we believe in connecting your passion with a purpose. When you are part of our team, you know what connected feels like. #WhatConnectsYou #NMHSConnections Job Description Patient Advocate: Protects patient from potential injury; selects operative setups and supplies to maintain sterile technique during all procedures Customer Service: Monitors customer service through assessment and evaluation. Recommends and implements action for improving. Management of Team: Coaches and assists team members in preparation, use and maintenance of supplies and equipment. Assists in the training of all new employees. Performance competency: Possesses a working knowledge of all equipment, contrast media, and inventory used during procedures. Maintains performance competency through attendance at required in-service/education program, annual review and maintains credit hours for continued certification. Goals and Objectives: Assists the manager in identifying and accomplishing departmental goals and objectives. Cross training: Possesses the willingness to expand knowledge. Technical Competency: Renders highest technical skills in physiological recordings and possesses a complete knowledge of digital radiography imaging. Become competent with pacemaker programming, testing, and implantation. REQUIREMENTS: Must hold current RT(R) American Heart Association (AHA) CPR certification at HCP Level required American Heart Association (AHA) ACLS certification required, or obtained in one year Possesses knowledge of cardiac patients, defibrillators, and Code Blue Competent in caring for pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients
