Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist

Seacrest Behavioral Health; Charleston (SC); On-site; USD 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Seacrest Behavioral Health in Charleston is seeking Radiology Technologist I/II to perform high-quality diagnostic imaging in an academic medical center setting. You will prepare patients, operate radiographic equipment, and ensure images meet clinical standards while maintaining imaging records.

The role emphasizes adherence to radiation safety and infection control, supporting physicians during procedures, and collaborating with students and residents to advance education and research.

Qualifications

• Strong knowledge of diagnostic imaging techniques and equipment operation
• Commitment to radiation safety and infection prevention
• Detail-oriented with ability to maintain accurate records
• Professional, compassionate patient care and collaborative mindset

Responsibilities

• Position patients and prepare for diagnostic imaging
• Operate radiographic equipment to produce accurate images
• Adhere to radiation safety and infection control standards
• Assist physicians during imaging-related procedures
• Verify and maintain complete, accurate imaging documentation
• Support education and research by working with students and residents

Skills

Imaging techniques

Radiation safety

Record keeping

Patient care & teamwork

Job description

Radiology Technologist I/II

Perform high-quality diagnostic imaging in an academic medical center. Prepare and position patients, operate radiographic equipment, and ensure images meet clinical standards. Follow radiation safety and infection control protocols to protect patients, visitors, and staff. Assist physicians during procedures as needed, and maintain accurate imaging records.

Radiology Technologist I/II

Perform high-quality diagnostic imaging in an academic medical center. Prepare and position patients, operate radiographic equipment, and ensure images meet clinical standards. Follow radiation safety and infection control protocols to protect patients, visitors, and staff. Assist physicians during procedures as needed, and maintain accurate imaging records.

Key Duties

• Position patients and prepare for diagnostic imaging
• Operate radiographic equipment to produce accurate images
• Adhere to radiation safety and infection control standards
• Assist physicians during imaging-related procedures
• Verify and maintain complete, accurate imaging documentation
• Support education and research by working with students and residents

Skills/Qualifications

• Strong knowledge of diagnostic imaging techniques and equipment operation
• Commitment to radiation safety and infection prevention
• Detail-oriented with ability to maintain accurate records
• Professional, compassionate patient care and collaborative mindset