Misty Vanlerberghe

Worked in varying areas of the hospital covering radiology needs including General X ray, Mammography-including diagnostic & implant patients, ER patients, hospital patients, C arm in surgery and Fluoroscopy.

• Assisted radiologist in performing special imaging procedures.
• Welcomed patients and tried to make procedures as pleasant as possible through discretion and personal support.
• Upheld high level of service to patients by assisting in different ways, displaying professionalism, and responding appropriately to questions and concerns.
• Facilitated positive care experience for patients by establishing rapport and applying interpersonal skills to reduce anxiety and promote cooperation.

Radiology technologist for clinic patients, specialty day was Podiatry. Was the RSO (radiation safety officer) for the clinic performing and maintaining documentation of all QC

• Produced high-quality images for accurate, reliable review and interpretation.
• Mentored new Radiology Technologists, sharing knowledge and expertise to enhance their professional development within the field.
• Prepared and positioned patients for imaging procedures.

Radiology Technologist for clinic & urgent care patients. Specialty days were ortho and podiatry . Covered out patients from Suburban imaging.

Worked in the ICU performing daily tasks to help the department run smoothly including monitoring of patients cardiac rhythms-promptly noticing irregularities and alerting the proper person, Managed& kept accurate records for the unit and daily activities that were on paper I had took it upon myself to create computer documentation for the records which was very much appreciated and made the flow of things better.

• Consistently provided high-quality care under pressure, successfully managing multiple priorities during critical situations and emergency scenarios.
• Developed and maintained rapport with coworkers and local hospital staff to facilitate efficient patient care.
• Proactively identified potential complications by closely observing patients for signs of clinical deterioration, alerting medical staff as needed.