Night Radiology Technologist: X-Ray & CT Imaging Pro

Ally Medical Management LLC; Burleson (TX); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Ally Medical ER is seeking a Radiology Technologist to assist physicians and the in-charge RN in delivering high-quality patient care. The role includes operating radiologic equipment, producing radiographs and CT scans, and ensuring accurate image uploads for reads.

The candidate must hold ARRT certification, CPR/BLS, and a Texas Radiology Technologist license, with at least two years of hospital or ER experience. Prolonged standing and lifting up to 50 pounds are required.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in Applied Science or equivalent with diploma/certification as Radiology Technologist.
• ARRT certification is required.
• CPR/BLS certification is required.
• Texas license as Radiology Technologist is required.

Responsibilities

• Provides supportive patient care under direction of RN in charge and physician.
• Performs vital signs, IV initiation, blood draws, and basic measurements.
• Operates X-ray/CT equipment following protocol to obtain diagnostic images.
• Produces quality images and uploads for radiology reads/interpretations.
• Reports lab and radiology results to RN/physician immediately.
• Assists with assessments, examinations and treatment as needed.
• Performs tasks like crutch walking, dressing changes, and cast/splint assistance.

Skills

Anatomy knowledge

Radiology imaging techniques

Patient care

Basic computer skills

Education

Associate degree in Applied Science

ARRT Certification

CPR/BLS Certification

Texas Radiology Technologist license

Tools

X-ray equipment

CT scanner operation

PACS imaging system

Job description

Ally Medical ER is seeking a Radiology Technologist to assist physicians and the in-charge RN in delivering high-quality patient care. The role includes operating radiologic equipment, producing radiographs and CT scans, and ensuring accurate image uploads for reads.

The candidate must hold ARRT certification, CPR/BLS, and a Texas Radiology Technologist license, with at least two years of hospital or ER experience. Prolonged standing and lifting up to 50 pounds are required.