Night Radiology Technologist, Multimodality Imaging

Tyvan LLC; United States; On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Tyvan LLC is seeking a Radiology Technologist for night shifts to operate multi-modality imaging equipment, capture high-quality diagnostic images, and support patient care with safety and technical excellence.

Responsibilities include positioning patients, running equipment warm-ups, sterilizing gear, administering contrast as needed, reviewing scans, explaining procedures, monitoring for reactions, and maintaining supplies in a fast-paced hospital setting.

Qualifications

• Associate degree or equivalent from a two-year college or technical school plus one year of relevant experience and training.
• ARRT or RDMS certification required.
• BLS certification from the American Heart Association.
• Multimodality certification in two or more modalities (Radiology, CT, US, or MRI).

Responsibilities

• Position patients accurately for targeted scans.
• Run warm-up sequences on radiologic equipment.
• Sterilize radiologic equipment per hygiene protocols.
• Follow physicians' scanning instructions precisely.
• Administer radiocontrast agents as needed.
• Review scans to ensure technical quality.
• Explain procedures to patients and provide reassurance.
• Monitor for allergic reactions during procedures.
• Maintain radiologic supplies inventory and report deficiencies.

Skills

Excellent communication

Compassion and patient care

Up-to-date knowledge of radiological技

Ability to work under pressure

Education

Associate degree or equivalent

One year relevant experience and training

Job description

Tyvan LLC is seeking a Radiology Technologist for night shifts to operate multi-modality imaging equipment, capture high-quality diagnostic images, and support patient care with safety and technical excellence.

Responsibilities include positioning patients, running equipment warm-ups, sterilizing gear, administering contrast as needed, reviewing scans, explaining procedures, monitoring for reactions, and maintaining supplies in a fast-paced hospital setting.