Pediatric Radiology Tech — Night Shift

Children's Mercy Hospital; Kansas City (MO); Hybrid; USD 39,000 - 44,000; Full time

Job summary

Children's Mercy is seeking a Radiologic Technologist to perform pediatric radiographic procedures under the direction of a radiologist. This night shift role runs 6:30PM–7:00AM at Adele Hall, with a current differential eligible schedule, and requires ARRT registration and BLS.

The position includes RIS/HIS responsibilities, LEAN practices, and collaboration with a dedicated team committed to service excellence and patient safety.

Qualifications

• AMA approved Radiologic Technology program degree or ARRT registry eligibility.
• ARRT registration with active professional status.
• Basic life support certification is required.
• Continuing education credits per ARRT rules must be maintained.
• Kansas licensure is required for KS locations within 90 days of hire.

Responsibilities

• Perform radiographic procedures per department protocol using fluoroscopy, C-arm, and related equipment.
• Execute RIS/HIS tasks and uphold LEAN practices ensuring Patient Safety and Quality.
• Assist radiologist in all appropriate procedures.

Education

Associate's Degree Graduate of an AMA approved Radiologic Technology program or registry eligible ARRT No Experience necessary / On-the-Job Training

Registered Radiologic Technologist ARRT

Professional registration (ARRT or equivalent) Required

BLS certification Required

Current CEUs per ARRT requirements Required

For Kansas locations, current licensure as a State of Kansas Radiologic Technologist required Required 90 Days

Job description

Children's Mercy is seeking a Radiologic Technologist to perform pediatric radiographic procedures under the direction of a radiologist. This night shift role runs 6:30PM–7:00AM at Adele Hall, with a current differential eligible schedule, and requires ARRT registration and BLS.

The position includes RIS/HIS responsibilities, LEAN practices, and collaboration with a dedicated team committed to service excellence and patient safety.