Orthopedic X-ray Technologist - Part-Time, Outpatient

Salem Health Hospitals & Clinics; Salem (OR); On-site; USD 38,572 - 46,838; Part time

Job summary

Salem Health Hospitals & Clinics is seeking a Radiologic Technologist for Orthopedics at State Street Imaging in Salem, OR. This part-time, non-exempt role (27 hours/week) supports outpatient imaging, performing high‑quality X-ray exams in a fast-paced setting, with a strong emphasis on patient comfort and safety.

You’ll work with GE and Canon equipment, apply clinical judgment to optimize exposure and accuracy, minimize radiation, and document thoroughly in EPIC, PACS and Radiant.

Qualifications

• Graduated from an accredited radiologic technology program.
• Licensed with the Oregon Board of Medical Imaging (OBMI) in Radiography.

Responsibilities

• Select appropriate radiation exposure settings based on the patient’s body type and condition.
• Capture high-quality images, tailoring exams to meet the specific needs of each patient.
• Document thorough and relevant patient histories, including symptoms and onset.
• Provide compassionate care while ensuring patient comfort and safety throughout the imaging process.
• Operate imaging equipment safely and efficiently.
• Perform routine care, identify malfunctions, and report issues to ensure minimal downtime.
• Utilize Radiant Radiology, EPIC, and PACS systems for imaging requests, documentation, and charge entry.

Education

Graduated from an accredited radiologic technology program.

Licensed with the Oregon Board of Medical Imaging (OBMI) in Radiography.

Tools

EPIC

PACS

Radiant Radiology

Job description

Salem Health Hospitals & Clinics is seeking a Radiologic Technologist for Orthopedics at State Street Imaging in Salem, OR. This part-time, non-exempt role (27 hours/week) supports outpatient imaging, performing high‑quality X-ray exams in a fast-paced setting, with a strong emphasis on patient comfort and safety.

You’ll work with GE and Canon equipment, apply clinical judgment to optimize exposure and accuracy, minimize radiation, and document thoroughly in EPIC, PACS and Radiant.