Imaging Radiology Technologist — Precision & Safety

Azza HealthCare Agency; Wilkes-Barre (Luzerne County); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Azza HealthCare Agency seeks a Radiologic Technologist to perform standardized radiographic and fluoroscopic examinations in a clinical setting. You will operate imaging equipment, ensure proper patient positioning, and maintain meticulous records.

The role emphasizes patient safety, radiation protection protocols, and collaboration with physicians during procedures. You will participate in QA/QC activities and help train students.

Qualifications

• Graduation from a specialized Radiologic Technology training program.
• Knowledge of equipment operation within the modality.
• Attention to patient safety and radiation protection protocols.
• Strong record-keeping and communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Perform radiological procedures with proper patient positioning and technique.
• Operate all modality-specific equipment proficiently.
• Set up immobilization and radiation protective devices.
• Assess patient body size, condition, and suspected pathology to ensure optimal imaging.
• Assist physicians during procedures.
• Report equipment malfunctions and coordinate repairs or adjustments.
• Maintain detailed records and notations.
• Participate in Quality Assurance and Quality Control activities.
• Contribute to educational training of students.

Skills

Patient safety

Communication

Record-keeping

Education

Graduation from a specialized Radiologic Technology training program

Tools

Radiology equipment operation

Job description

Azza HealthCare Agency seeks a Radiologic Technologist to perform standardized radiographic and fluoroscopic examinations in a clinical setting. You will operate imaging equipment, ensure proper patient positioning, and maintain meticulous records.

The role emphasizes patient safety, radiation protection protocols, and collaboration with physicians during procedures. You will participate in QA/QC activities and help train students.