Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist I

The University of Vermont Health Network; Burlington (VT); On-site; USD 55,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Vermont Health Network seeks a Diagnostic Imaging Technologist to perform radiographic exams on night shifts in a busy academic medical setting. You will operate imaging equipment, position patients, and ensure radiation safety while supporting providers with timely images.

You will collaborate with nurses and physicians, document in PACS/EMR, and assist with trauma and urgent cases. The role offers ongoing education and participation in quality and safety initiatives within a

Qualifications

• Licensed radiologic technologist in state (or eligible)
• Experience performing radiographic exams in clinical setting preferred
• Familiarity with PACS/EMR documentation and imaging workflows

Responsibilities

• Perform radiographic exams with high quality and safety
• Operate imaging equipment and position patients accurately
• Follow radiation safety standards and protocols
• Document results in PACS/EMR and communicate with care teams
• Assist with trauma and urgent imaging cases
• Collaborate with nurses and physicians in an academic medical environment

Skills

Radiography

Imaging Equipment

Patient Positioning

Radiation Safety

PACS/EMR

Trauma Support

Academic Environment

Education

Radiologic Technology Degree

License/Certification

Tools

PACS

EMR

Job description

The University of Vermont Health Network seeks a Diagnostic Imaging Technologist to perform high-quality radiographic exams on night shifts. This role includes safely operating imaging equipment, positioning patients, following radiation safety standards, and supporting providers with timely, accurate images. You’ll collaborate with nurses and physicians in an academic medical environment, document in PACS/EMR, and assist with trauma and urgent cases. We offer opportunities for ongoing education, skill development, and participation in quality and safety initiatives in a collaborative, patient-centered culture.