Pediatric Radiologic Technologist - Evening Shift

Children’s Hospital of Orange County; California (MO); On-site; USD 50,000 - 81,000; Full time

Job summary

Children’s Hospital of Orange County is seeking a Radiologic Technologist I for an evening 10-hour shift to support pediatric imaging. The role involves operating imaging equipment, positioning patients, and ensuring safe exposure settings as ordered by physicians.

New graduates or professionals with up to six months of clinical radiography experience are welcome. Proficiency in English, strong communication, and the ability to work under pressure are essential, with ARRT licensure and BLS

Qualifications

• Newly graduated from an accredited Radiography Program with less than six (6) months clinical experience.
• Graduate from an approved education program in Radiography/Radiologic Technology.
• Preferred: Licensure required: ARRT Radiography (ARRT-R) and related credentials to be obtained within specified timelines.

Responsibilities

• Operate imaging equipment and perform radiographic examinations.
• Position patients and instruct them; adjust exposure parameters for each image.
• Prepare patients for X-ray and manage contrast administration (IV and non-IV).
• Support Family Centered Care by addressing family and patient concerns.

Skills

Communication

English proficiency

Team collaboration

Multitasking & prioritization

Problem solving

Attention to detail

Critical thinking

Education

Radiography/Radiologic Technology program graduate

Tools

ARRT-R licensure

BLS certification

CA Radiologic Tech Fluoroscopy

Venipuncture certificate

Job description

Children’s Hospital of Orange County is seeking a Radiologic Technologist I for an evening 10-hour shift to support pediatric imaging. The role involves operating imaging equipment, positioning patients, and ensuring safe exposure settings as ordered by physicians.

New graduates or professionals with up to six months of clinical radiography experience are welcome. Proficiency in English, strong communication, and the ability to work under pressure are essential, with ARRT licensure and BLS