C-Arm Radiologic Technologist – Pain Management Imaging

COMMONWEALTH MANAGEMENT LLC; Louisville (KY); On-site; USD 55,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Commonwealth Pain & Spine is seeking a Radiologic Technologist to support imaging procedures in a fast-paced clinic in Louisville. The role requires operating a C-arm, assisting physicians, and ensuring patient comfort and safety throughout procedures.

Applicants should have an ARRT-approved education, hold current state radiologic licensure, and have 1+ years of C-arm experience. A positive, team-oriented attitude is essential for this patient-centered practice.

Qualifications

• Completion of an ARRT approved school of radiologic technology.
• Current state Radiologic License(s)/certificate(s) as required by federal and state regulations.
• 1+ Years’ experience operating a C-Arm, preferred.
• Positive and upbeat personality required.

Responsibilities

• Maintains cleanliness, sanitation and maintenance of procedure and exam rooms, in compliance with OSHA.
• Prepare C-arm for procedures and patients.
• Set up procedure room for MD.
• Verify accuracy of all patient documentation and time outs prior to procedure.
• Positioning patient on procedure table.
• Operating C-Arm and all imaging during procedures.
• Assist physicians with all procedures.
• Works alongside Anesthesia employees to ensure quality patient experience.
• Tracking all clinic inventory and medicine.
• Orders necessary medications such as steroids, Botox, and other supplies as needed.
• Assist Recovery with transitioning patient from table to wheelchair.
• All other duties as assigned.

Skills

C-Arm operation

Positive attitude

Education

ARRT approved school of radiologic technology

State Radiologic License(s)

Job description

Commonwealth Pain & Spine is seeking a Radiologic Technologist to support imaging procedures in a fast-paced clinic in Louisville. The role requires operating a C-arm, assisting physicians, and ensuring patient comfort and safety throughout procedures.

Applicants should have an ARRT-approved education, hold current state radiologic licensure, and have 1+ years of C-arm experience. A positive, team-oriented attitude is essential for this patient-centered practice.