DEXA Scan Technician – Bone Densitometry

Saint Francis Health System; United States; On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Warren Clinic in Tulsa, Oklahoma seeks a radiology technologist to operate the IDDEXA scanner for routine bone densitometry exams. A high school diploma is required; ISCD certification is preferred, and 0–6 months of related experience is acceptable.

You will position patients, apply appropriate exposure factors, and perform QC checks while explaining procedures to reduce anxiety. The role emphasizes accurate documentation, maintaining the imaging area, and delivering patient-centric care.

Qualifications

• Minimum education: High School Diploma or GED.
• Certification by ISCD preferred.
• 0–6 months related experience.
• Ability to learn quickly and work independently.
• Working knowledge of IDEXA machines.
• Working knowledge of film/screen exposure techniques.
• Knowledge of anatomy and physiology.

Responsibilities

• Maintain IDEXA radiology procedure area according to protocols.
• Position patient on exam table and adjust exposure factors.
• Explain procedures to patients to reduce anxiety.
• Perform Quality Control checks and report malfunctions.
• Complete electronic medical record information and final report.
• Maintain radiographic film library and retrieve films as requested.
• Check-in patients and digitize external films daily.
• Maintain stock of radiologic supplies and ensure patient satisfaction.

Skills

IDEXA operation

Patient interaction

Keyboarding

Anatomy & physiology

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Tools

IDEXA radiology equipment

Film/screen techniques

Job description

Warren Clinic in Tulsa, Oklahoma seeks a radiology technologist to operate the IDDEXA scanner for routine bone densitometry exams. A high school diploma is required; ISCD certification is preferred, and 0–6 months of related experience is acceptable.

You will position patients, apply appropriate exposure factors, and perform QC checks while explaining procedures to reduce anxiety. The role emphasizes accurate documentation, maintaining the imaging area, and delivering patient-centric care.