Diagnostic Radiologic X-Ray Technologist

Fidelity Partners Services; Portland (OR); On-site; USD 87,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salaries and benefits

Job summary

Fidelity Partners is seeking a Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist to join the VA Portland Health Care System on-site in Portland, Vancouver, or Salem. The role delivers diagnostic and fluoroscopic radiography, portable imaging, and image-quality review while upholding VA safety, privacy, and customer-service standards.

Applicants must have at least two years of radiology experience, current X-ray modality certification, a current BLS certificate, and the ability to work rotating shifts including

Qualifications

• At least two years of diagnostic radiology equipment experience under a radiologist or medical officer.
• Recent X-Ray Technologist experience in a hospital or clinical-laboratory setting within 6 months.
• Valid certification in the required X-ray modality.
• Current Basic Life Support certification and possess or obtain National Provider Identifier.
• Full and unrestricted state license when required by the jurisdiction.
• Available for the full period and able to support rotating shifts, weekends, holidays, and overtime as assigned.
• Must satisfy VA occupational-health, immunization, background, suitability, training, and system-access requirements.
• Provide safe patient handling and work independently in a hospital imaging environment.

Responsibilities

• Prepare patients for radiologic procedures, verify orders and identity, obtain relevant histories, and explain examinations.
• Perform routine and complex diagnostic radiography, fluoroscopy, portable examinations, and operating-room imaging as assigned.
• Position patients and equipment accurately and select appropriate technical factors to produce diagnostic-quality images.
• Apply radiation-protection principles, shielding, exposure monitoring, and safe practices for patients, staff, and visitors.
• Evaluate images for positioning, technique, labeling, artifacts, and diagnostic acceptability before transmitting them to PACS.
• Operate and perform required checks on digital radiography, fluoroscopy, portable, and related imaging equipment.
• Document examinations, contrast or procedure information, unusual events, and required workload data in VA systems.
• Recognize urgent conditions or unexpected findings and promptly notify the radiologist, supervisor, or appropriate clinical personnel.
• Maintain clean, stocked, and safe examination rooms and follow infection-prevention and reusable-medical-equipment procedures.
• Assist with patient transport, transfers, monitoring, and safe movement while protecting dignity and comfort.
• Support after-hours or emergency imaging and overtime assignments when scheduled or operationally required.
• Protect confidential information and comply with VA privacy, security, safety, and professional-conduct requirements.
• Collaborate professionally with radiologists, technologists, nurses, providers, patients, and VA leadership.

Skills

Radiology equipment operation

X-ray technologist experience

Patient positioning

Radiation safety

PACS/documentation

Team collaboration

Education

X-ray modality certification

Valid state license (where required)

BLS certification

Job description

VA Portland Health Care System - Portland, Vancouver, and Salem

This Position Is Contingent Upon Contract Award

Work Location

Department of Veterans Affairs

VA Portland Health Care System

Diagnostic Imaging Service

Portland, Oregon

Vancouver, Washington

Salem, Oregon

On-site at the assigned VA facility

Citizenship and Access Requirements: Must satisfy all VA onboarding, identity-verification, training, occupational-health, and facility or system access requirements applicable to the assignment.

Security Requirements: No classified clearance is specified. Employment requires a favorable VA background, suitability, credentialing, and system-access determination.

Number of FTEs: 2.0 FTE, totaling approximately 4,160 regular hours during the base period, plus scheduled overtime coverage as required.

Type of Employment: Full-Time.

Estimated Total Compensation: $42.11 per hour.

Working Hours: On-site 8-, 9-, or 10-hour shifts established by the supervisor. Rotating weekends and holidays and occasional or emergency overtime may be required.

Work Arrangement: On-site at assigned VA Portland Health Care System facilities in Portland, Vancouver, or Salem. Remote or telework performance is not authorized.

Period of Performance: January 4, 2027 through January 3, 2032, if all four option periods are exercised, with a possible extension of up to six months.

Summary of Services

The Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist will provide full-time on-site X-ray services across the VA Portland Health Care System. The position performs diagnostic and portable radiography, fluoroscopic imaging, patient preparation and positioning, radiation protection, image-quality review, documentation, equipment checks, and related clinical support while maintaining VA safety, privacy, and customer-service standards.

Mandatory Qualifications

• Must have at least two years of experience operating diagnostic radiology equipment under the direction of a radiologist or other medical officer.
• Must have worked as an X-Ray Technologist in a hospital or clinical-laboratory setting within the previous six months.
• Must hold a valid certification in the required X-ray or radiologic-technology modality.
• Must maintain current Basic Life Support certification and possess or obtain a National Provider Identifier.
• Must hold a full and unrestricted state license when required by the jurisdiction in which services are performed.
• Must be available for the full period of performance and able to support rotating shifts, weekends, holidays, and occasional or emergency overtime as assigned.
• Must satisfy VA occupational-health, immunization, background, suitability, training, and system-access requirements.
• Must be able to provide safe patient handling and work independently in a hospital imaging environment.

Duties and Responsibilities

• Prepare patients for radiologic procedures, verify orders and identity, obtain relevant histories, and explain examinations.
• Perform routine and complex diagnostic radiography, fluoroscopy, portable examinations, and operating-room imaging as assigned.
• Position patients and equipment accurately and select appropriate technical factors to produce diagnostic-quality images.
• Apply radiation-protection principles, shielding, exposure monitoring, and safe practices for patients, staff, and visitors.
• Evaluate images for positioning, technique, labeling, artifacts, and diagnostic acceptability before transmitting them to PACS.
• Operate and perform required checks on digital radiography, fluoroscopy, portable, and related imaging equipment.
• Document examinations, contrast or procedure information, unusual events, and required workload data in VA systems.
• Recognize urgent conditions or unexpected findings and promptly notify the radiologist, supervisor, or appropriate clinical personnel.
• Maintain clean, stocked, and safe examination rooms and follow infection-prevention and reusable-medical-equipment procedures.
• Assist with patient transport, transfers, monitoring, and safe movement while protecting dignity and comfort.
• Support after-hours or emergency imaging and overtime assignments when scheduled or operationally required.
• Protect confidential information and comply with VA privacy, security, safety, and professional-conduct requirements.
• Collaborate professionally with radiologists, technologists, nurses, providers, patients, and VA leadership.

Required Candidate Submission Documents

• Current resume documenting the required modality-specific experience and recent hospital or clinical-laboratory work.
• Candidate-signed position-specific Letter of Intent and a completed Attachment 2 Candidate Questionnaire.
• Certification, state-license information if applicable, current BLS or BCLS information, NPI, and any credentialing, health-screening, background, identification, training, or onboarding documents requested by Fidelity Partners or the Government client.

About Us

Fidelity Partners is an Inc. 5000 USA company that provides medical, technical, logistical, and administrative services to the federal government and commercial clients across the country. Fidelity offers competitive salaries and benefits packages.

Qualified applicants are encouraged to learn more about us at www.fidelitypartners.org, call us at [phone], or visit our careers page to join our team.

Fidelity Partners provides equal employment opportunities without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or any other status protected in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local laws (EOE).