Night Radiology Tech — 4x10s, Great Pay & Benefits

PeaceHealth Corporation; Springfield (OR); On-site; USD 57,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hiring bonus

Relocation assistance

Full-time benefits

Job summary

PeaceHealth Sacred Heart RiverBend Medical Center is seeking a Full-Time Night Shift Radiology Technologist to join the busy Level II Trauma Center serving the Springfield/Eugene area. The role involves performing standard diagnostic X-ray exams, with opportunities to support portables, fluoroscopy, and surgical imaging as assigned.

Based in a high-volume facility, you will ensure patient positioning, equipment operation, and strict radiation safety while reviewing prior images in PACS/RIS.

Qualifications

• Accredited Radiologic Technology program
• ARRT-eligible candidates considered (certification required within 6 months)
• Oregon Radiology Technologist license (OBMI temporary license accepted at hire)
• BLS required upon hire
• PACS/RIS experience

Responsibilities

• Perform standard diagnostic X-ray exams.
• May support portables, fluoroscopy, and surgical imaging as assigned.
• Position patients and prep exams; operate radiographic equipment.
• Apply radiation safety and infection control standards.
• Review prior images and patient history in PACS/RIS.

Skills

PACS/RIS experience

Ability to work independently

1+ year experience preferred

Education

Accredited Radiologic Technology program

ARRT (Radiography) - eligible or certification

Oregon Radiology Technologist license

BLS

Tools

PACS/RIS systems

Job description

PeaceHealth Sacred Heart RiverBend Medical Center is seeking a Full-Time Night Shift Radiology Technologist to join the busy Level II Trauma Center serving the Springfield/Eugene area. The role involves performing standard diagnostic X-ray exams, with opportunities to support portables, fluoroscopy, and surgical imaging as assigned.

Based in a high-volume facility, you will ensure patient positioning, equipment operation, and strict radiation safety while reviewing prior images in PACS/RIS.