Night-Shift CT/X-Ray Radiologic Tech (PRN)

Greenbayer; Green Bay (WI); On-site; USD 34,440 - 48,216; Part time

Job summary

Greenbayer in Green Bay, Wisconsin is seeking a skilled CT/X-Ray Radiologic Technologist (PRN, Night-shift) to operate advanced scanning equipment and provide high-quality diagnostic images. You will play a key role in patient care and safety, ensuring optimal imaging services.

Requirements include certifications in CT and X-ray, along with experience in emergency room settings preferred. Strong communication and detail-oriented skills are essential for working with diverse patient populations.

Qualifications

• CT and X-ray certifications are required.
• Experience in hospital medicine is preferred.
• Compassionate care towards diverse patient populations.

Responsibilities

• Accurately position patients for effective scanning.
• Conduct regular warm-up sequences on equipment.
• Sterilize radiologic equipment for patient safety.
• Interpret and follow physicians' written instructions.
• Administer radiocontrast agents for imaging.
• Evaluate scans for technical quality standards.
• Explain procedures to patients and offer reassurance.
• Monitor patients for allergic reactions during scans.

Skills

Strong knowledge of anatomy and physiology

Familiarity with diagnostic evaluation processes

Compassion and patience

Up-to-date knowledge of industry developments

Excellent communication skills

Strong attention to detail

Education

CT: 1 year

X-ray: 1 year

Emergency room: 2 years (Preferred)

Job description

Greenbayer in Green Bay, Wisconsin is seeking a skilled CT/X-Ray Radiologic Technologist (PRN, Night-shift) to operate advanced scanning equipment and provide high-quality diagnostic images. You will play a key role in patient care and safety, ensuring optimal imaging services.

Requirements include certifications in CT and X-ray, along with experience in emergency room settings preferred. Strong communication and detail-oriented skills are essential for working with diverse patient populations.