IMAGING TECHNOLOGIST LEVEL II

Mission Community Hospital; California; On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading hospital in California is seeking an Imaging Technologist Level II to perform diagnostic radiology procedures safely. The role requires current licensure in multiple modalities and a commitment to patient care standards while ensuring effective communication and leadership in the department. Candidates should be graduates of accredited radiology programs with relevant experience and certifications.

Qualifications

• ARRT certification preferred.
• Current licenses in Mammography, Ultrasound, and Nuclear Medicine required.
• Technical knowledge for CT Scan is necessary.

Responsibilities

• Perform diagnostic radiology procedures, including fluoroscopic and portable exams.
• Maintain patient flow and manage scheduling and transportation.
• Communicate patient-related issues during shifts.

Skills

Diagnostic Radiology Procedures

Radiation Safety

Patient Flow Management

Communication

Education

High School Graduate or equivalent

Graduate of an accredited radiology program

ARRT certification preferred

Current CRT and Fluoroscopy license for California

Current licenses for Ultrasound, Mammography, and Nuclear Medicine

Job description

MISSION COMMUNITY HOSPITAL JOB DESCRIPTION

IMAGING

TECHNOLOGIST LEVEL II

Position Summary

The Level II Radiology Technologist is responsible for performing all diagnostic radiology procedures, including fluoroscopic, portable, C-arm, and limited special procedure examinations, consistent with ALARA and Title 17 recommendations.

In addition, performs at least one of the following modalities: Mammography, Ultrasound, CT Scan, or Nuclear Medicine. This position primarily works with pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients.

Major Responsibilities

Technical Skills

The Level II Technologist must have current knowledge of equipment, techniques, positioning, and film processing to perform safe and diagnostic radiographs for interpretation. Responsible for the timely completion of radiology examinations to meet department and hospital standards, including interacting with patients, physicians, staff, and visitors while providing patient care.

Radiation Safety

The Technologist provides protection for patients and staff in accordance with hospital and state radiation standards and must promptly notify relevant personnel of equipment failures or related issues affecting department operations.

Non-Technical Skills

The Technologist must maintain smooth patient flow, including patient transportation, processing, scheduling, appointment management, and filing.

Leadership Role

Communication

Primary responsibility includes communicating patient-related issues during shift changes and notifying supervisors when supply levels are low to ensure adequate stock.

Professional Behavior

The Technologist must maintain professional behavior with patients and staff at all times, complying with JCAHO standards as determined by MCH Administration.

The above statements reflect essential duties but are not an exhaustive list of all job responsibilities.

Additional Requirements for Level II

The position requires mandatory technical skills or licensure in one or more modalities:

• Mammography: Current CRT and/or ARRT-M
• Ultrasound: Current CRT and/or ARDMS Eligible
• CT Scan: Current CRT, with proven technical skills and experience
• Nuclear Medicine: Current CRT and/or CNM Nuclear Medicine License

Qualifications

• High School Graduate or equivalent
• Graduate of an accredited radiology program
• ARRT certification preferred
• Current CRT and Fluoroscopy license for California
• Current licenses for Ultrasound, Mammography, and Nuclear Medicine; experience and technical knowledge required for CT Scan

Physical Demands

• Physical: Ability to safely negotiate physical environment
• Visual: Ability to understand written communications and navigate physical environment safely
• Hearing: Ability to understand auditory communications

Working Conditions

Office environment with normal patient care area conditions, following safety precautions.