Pediatric Radiology Technologist (LMRT)

01 ETCH East Tennessee Children's Hospital Association, Inc.; United States; On-site; USD 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Dolly Parton Children’s Hospital seeks a radiologic technologist to perform diagnostic imaging using ionizing radiation across portable, fluoroscopy, and digital radiography modalities. The role emphasizes patient-centered care for children and coordination with radiologists to ensure safety and accuracy.

The position requires ARRT certification or eligibility, completion of an accredited radiologic program, and at least 0–1 year of experience; pediatric experience is preferred.

Qualifications

• New graduate or 1 year general radiology experience required; pediatric experience preferred.
• ARRT registration or eligible; accredited radiologic program completion.
• High school diploma or GED required.
• Ability to operate x-ray, fluoroscopy, and related equipment; strong communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Produce high-quality images with portable, C-arm, fluoroscopy, DR and CR equipment.
• Ensure safe operation, proper warm-up, daily QC, and accurate reporting.
• Follow PACS/Meditech workflow and document patient data.
• Coordinate with radiologist on scanning parameters for complex exams.
• Maintain HIPAA confidentiality and provide patient-centered care.
• Assist in scheduling and lean initiatives to improve department efficiency.

Skills

X-ray equipment operation

Leadership

Time management

Written communication

Verbal communication

Education

High school diploma or GED

Accredited radiologic program completion

ARRT certification/licensure

Tools

PACS

Meditech

QA/QC procedures

Job description

Dolly Parton Children’s Hospital seeks a radiologic technologist to perform diagnostic imaging using ionizing radiation across portable, fluoroscopy, and digital radiography modalities. The role emphasizes patient-centered care for children and coordination with radiologists to ensure safety and accuracy.

The position requires ARRT certification or eligibility, completion of an accredited radiologic program, and at least 0–1 year of experience; pediatric experience is preferred.