Lead Pediatric Radiologic Technologist

Shriners Hospitals for Children; Portland (OR); On-site; USD 85,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

Shriners Children’s in Portland, OR, seeks a Senior Radiologic Technologist to lead imaging services and support clinical teams. You will perform imaging procedures, supervise in the lead position when the leader is away, and uphold safety standards across a pediatric setting.

The role requires ARRT certification, a radiologic technology credential, state licensure, BLS, and at least 5 years in pediatric imaging or orthopedics, with a commitment to excellence in patient care and quality control.

Qualifications

• Certificate or Associates Radiologic Technology
• ARRT certification is required
• State license to practice radiologic technology where required
• Fluoroscopy as required by state regulations
• BLS certification by the American Heart Association

Responsibilities

• Demonstrates competent technical skills in imaging equipment use, quality control, and troubleshooting.
• Provides leadership and acts as lead in the absence of the department leader.
• Ensures imaging equipment functions properly and reports malfunctions.
• Manages staff resources including scheduling, orientation, competency, and education.
• Reviews orders for accuracy and clarifies with provider when needed.
• Reviews images for diagnostic quality including collimation, positioning, and markers.
• Documents in EMR/PACS per requirements.
• Practices radiation safety and ALARA at all times.
• Adheres to policies, safety, and infection control standards.
• Demonstrates age-specific knowledge for pediatric patient care.
• Maintains professional credentials as required by ARRT/state regulations.

Education

Certificate or Associates Radiologic Technology

ARRT Certification

Radiologic Technologist license in state of practice

Fluoroscopy as required by State

Basic Life Support (BLS) by AHA

Job description

Shriners Children’s in Portland, OR, seeks a Senior Radiologic Technologist to lead imaging services and support clinical teams. You will perform imaging procedures, supervise in the lead position when the leader is away, and uphold safety standards across a pediatric setting.

The role requires ARRT certification, a radiologic technology credential, state licensure, BLS, and at least 5 years in pediatric imaging or orthopedics, with a commitment to excellence in patient care and quality control.