Part-Time Diagnostic Radiology Technologist — Imaging & On-Call

Indiana University Health; Carmel (IN); On-site; USD 41,000 - 63,000; Part time

Job summary

Indiana University Health in Carmel, IN, is seeking a part-time Radiologic Technologist to operate X-ray, fluoroscopy, and related imaging equipment in the main hospital imaging department.

The role involves patient prep, collaboration with radiologists, adherence to radiation safety, EMR documentation, ongoing education, and potential involvement in minimally invasive procedures; on-call requirements and rotating shifts are included.

Qualifications

• 0–3 years of relevant radiologic technologist experience.
• Basic Life Support certification (AHA) required.
• Ability to maneuver equipment and adjust positioning as needed.
• Active status as RT(R) or board eligibility with certification within 6 months.
• Current Indiana ISDH license or ISDH Radiology Student Permit.

Responsibilities

• Operates imaging equipment such as x-ray, fluoro, portable x-ray, and fluoroscopy used in surgery.
• Prepares patients by explaining exams and positioning them correctly.
• Collaborates with radiologists and referring physicians to ensure accurate imaging.
• Follows radiation safety protocols and monitors patient safety during exams.
• Documents detailed patient history and information in EMR.
• Stays current with continuing education and professional development.
• Assists with minimally invasive procedures as needed.

Skills

BLS certification

On-call responsiveness

Radiography knowledge

Education

ARRT Radiography certification or board eligible radiologic technologist

Indiana ISDH license or radiology student permit

Tools

EMR documentation

Job description

Indiana University Health in Carmel, IN, is seeking a part-time Radiologic Technologist to operate X-ray, fluoroscopy, and related imaging equipment in the main hospital imaging department.

The role involves patient prep, collaboration with radiologists, adherence to radiation safety, EMR documentation, ongoing education, and potential involvement in minimally invasive procedures; on-call requirements and rotating shifts are included.