Multimodality Imaging Specialist - PRN & Flexible Hours

ADP, Inc.; Mineral Wells (TX); On-site; USD 55,000 - 83,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

PRN scheduling

Overtime eligible

Job summary

Palo Pinto General Hospital is seeking a Multimodality Tech PRN to provide specialized support across imaging modalities. You will maintain and troubleshoot advanced multimodality equipment, train staff, and collaborate with radiologists and biomedical engineers to ensure safe, efficient operations.

The role emphasizes independent work in a clinical setting, adherence to safety standards, and proactive problem-solving to improve diagnostic quality. PRN scheduling and flexible shifts are common.

Qualifications

• Associate degree or higher in Radiologic Technology or graduate of Radiologic Technology Program.
• Certification or licensure as a Radiologic Technologist or equivalent credential relevant to multimodality imaging.
• Demonstrated experience with multiple imaging modalities.
• Strong understanding of imaging equipment operation, maintenance, and safety protocols.
• Strong communication skills for training and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine and advanced maintenance and troubleshooting on multimodality imaging equipment.
• Collaborate with clinical and technical staff to optimize imaging protocols and workflows.
• Provide on-demand technical support and staff training on multimodality imaging technologies.
• Ensure regulatory and institutional compliance for equipment safety and data management.
• Document service activities and resolutions to maintain equipment records.

Skills

Multimodality imaging

Communication skills

Independent work

Education

Associate degree or higher in Radiologic Technology

Radiologic Technologist licensure

Tools

PACS integration

Job description

Palo Pinto General Hospital is seeking a Multimodality Tech PRN to provide specialized support across imaging modalities. You will maintain and troubleshoot advanced multimodality equipment, train staff, and collaborate with radiologists and biomedical engineers to ensure safe, efficient operations.

The role emphasizes independent work in a clinical setting, adherence to safety standards, and proactive problem-solving to improve diagnostic quality. PRN scheduling and flexible shifts are common.