C-Arm Radiologic Technologist – OR Pain & Spine (PRN)

The CORE Institute; Jacksonville (FL); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Part time

Job summary

The CORE Institute is seeking a Radiologic Technologist (C-arm) to join the PRN pool in Riverside – Downtown or Southside. The role supports pain management procedures and spinal surgeries with C‑arm fluoroscopy in an operating room setting.

The ideal candidate has ARRT Radiography certification, an active radiologic license, and experience in OR/procedural imaging. Commitment to radiation safety and teamwork in a fast-paced OR environment is essential.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology program.
• Active Radiologic Technologist license (state-specific, as applicable).
• ARRT certification in Radiography (RT[R]).
• Experience operating C‑arm equipment in an OR or procedural setting.
• Strong understanding of radiation safety and sterile technique.
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.

Responsibilities

• Operate C‑arm fluoroscopy equipment during pain management and spinal surgery procedures
• Position patients accurately to ensure high-quality diagnostic and procedural imaging
• Collaborate closely with physicians, anesthesia, and OR staff to support safe and efficient procedures
• Maintain radiation safety standards and ensure proper use of shielding and protective equipment
• Prepare and maintain imaging equipment and procedure rooms
• Document procedures and maintain accurate records per departmental and regulatory standards
• Comply with all hospital, safety, infection control, and HIPAA policies

Skills

C-arm operation

Radiography

Radiation safety

Independent worker

Education

Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology program

Active Radiologic Technologist license

ARRT certification in Radiography (RT[R])

Tools

C-arm fluoroscopy system

Job description

The CORE Institute is seeking a Radiologic Technologist (C-arm) to join the PRN pool in Riverside – Downtown or Southside. The role supports pain management procedures and spinal surgeries with C‑arm fluoroscopy in an operating room setting.

The ideal candidate has ARRT Radiography certification, an active radiologic license, and experience in OR/procedural imaging. Commitment to radiation safety and teamwork in a fast-paced OR environment is essential.