Multimodality Imaging Technologist I — CT/MRI & X-ray

University of Maryland Medical System; Woodlawn (MD); On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus

On-call schedule

Job summary

University of Maryland Medical System is seeking a Multi Modality Technologist I to rotate through imaging departments, including general X-ray, OR imaging, Pain Management procedures, and CT. You will work a comprehensive schedule with weekday hours and one night call during the week, plus call every fifth weekend.

A sign-on bonus may be offered. You should have an associate or higher degree in radiologic technology, ARRT registration, and readiness to collaborate within a fast-paced clinical

Qualifications

• General radiology competency across locations and patient types.
• Ability to perform CT, MRI, Mammography, or Interventional Radiology per facility protocols.
• Administers contrast according to facility policy.
• Adheres to safety, regulatory, and quality standards.

Responsibilities

• Executes basic clinical competence in general radiology and other modalities as needed.
• Applies radiology principles, safety practices, and patient care skills.
• Documents accurate patient care activity in electronic health records.
• Maintains supplies and reports equipment issues in line with policy.
• Participates in performance improvement initiatives and staff training.
• Performs all other duties as assigned.

Skills

General radiology

CT imaging

MRI imaging

Mammography

Interventional Radiology

Contrast administration

Patient positioning

Radiology safety

Education

Accredited radiologic technology program

ARRT certification

Job description

University of Maryland Medical System is seeking a Multi Modality Technologist I to rotate through imaging departments, including general X-ray, OR imaging, Pain Management procedures, and CT. You will work a comprehensive schedule with weekday hours and one night call during the week, plus call every fifth weekend.

A sign-on bonus may be offered. You should have an associate or higher degree in radiologic technology, ARRT registration, and readiness to collaborate within a fast-paced clinical