Orthopedic X-Ray Technologist — Flexible Schedule

United Musculoskeletal Partners; Abilene (TX); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare Options

Dental & Vision Insurance

401(k) with Annual Employer Contrib.

Additional Coverage

EAP

PTO

Holidays

Job summary

Abilene Sports Medicine and Orthopedics is seeking a skilled Radiologic Technologist to perform high-quality musculoskeletal imaging. You will operate X-ray equipment, ensure patient safety, and coordinate with physicians to support diagnoses.

Responsibilities include patient prep, adherence to radiation safety, and accurate documentation. ARRT certification and state licensure (if required) are essential; orthopedic knowledge is highly desirable.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent is required.
• ARRT certification is required.
• State radiologic technologist license, if applicable, is required.
• Experience: 1–2 years in radiology, preferably orthopedic or clinical setting.

Responsibilities

• Operate X-ray and radiographic equipment to produce diagnostic images of musculoskeletal areas.
• Prepare patients, explain procedures, and ensure comfort and safety.
• Follow federal and state regulations on radiologic imaging and radiation exposure.
• Collaborate with orthopedic physicians to interpret imaging results and maintain accurate records.
• Stay updated with advancements in radiologic tech and participate in training.

Skills

Technical Proficiency

Patient Interaction

Team Collaboration

Attention to Detail

Adaptability

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

ARRT certification

State radiologic technologist license (if applicable)

Job description

Abilene Sports Medicine and Orthopedics is seeking a skilled Radiologic Technologist to perform high-quality musculoskeletal imaging. You will operate X-ray equipment, ensure patient safety, and coordinate with physicians to support diagnoses.

Responsibilities include patient prep, adherence to radiation safety, and accurate documentation. ARRT certification and state licensure (if required) are essential; orthopedic knowledge is highly desirable.