Per Diem Radiologic Technologist – Precision Imaging

University of Miami; United States; On-site; USD 55,000 - 83,000; Part time

Job summary

The University of Miami Health System is seeking a Radiologic Technologist for per diem assignments. The incumbent will perform complex radiology procedures, operate scanners, and ensure high-quality images with minimal radiation exposure under radiologist supervision.

Responsibilities include reviewing orders, confirming patient identity, obtaining consents, positioning patients, maintaining aseptic technique, and documenting procedures.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Graduate of accredited Radiologic Technology/Diagnostic Imaging Program.
• ARRT registered.
• State of Florida License as General Radiographer.
• CPR and BLS certification required.
• One year of relevant experience preferred; new graduates considered.

Responsibilities

• Obtains and examines orders for radiologic scans to understand procedures and notes.
• Verifies patient identity and ensures consent where required.
• Operates radiologic scanners and related equipment under radiologist supervision.
• Assists radiologist with imaging procedures and injections if applicable.
• Maintains patient records and transmits images to PACS.
• Maintains sterile technique and radiation safety standards.

Skills

Attention to detail

Analyze and prioritize under pressure

Evenings/nights/weekends flexibility

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Graduate of accredited Radiologic Technology / Diagnostic Imaging Program

ARRT registered

State of Florida License as General Radiographer

CPR and BLS certification

Job description

The University of Miami Health System is seeking a Radiologic Technologist for per diem assignments. The incumbent will perform complex radiology procedures, operate scanners, and ensure high-quality images with minimal radiation exposure under radiologist supervision.

Responsibilities include reviewing orders, confirming patient identity, obtaining consents, positioning patients, maintaining aseptic technique, and documenting procedures.