Per Diem Radiology Technologist – Advanced Imaging

Providence Health Plan Group; Eureka (CA); On-site; USD 61,992 - 89,544; Full time

Job summary

Providence St. Joseph Hospital Eureka in Eureka, CA is seeking a Radiology Technologist for a per diem position with 8-hour, variable shifts.

The role works under the direction of the Department Director and Radiology Supervisor to perform advanced diagnostic imaging procedures according to age-specific criteria. The Radiology Technologist will serve as a patient-facing representative, participate in quality control, and contribute to continuous improvement efforts in a fast-paced clinical

Qualifications

• Graduate of a radiologic technology program accredited by JRCERT or approved by RTCC of CA Radiologic Health Branch.
• California Radiologic Technologist license required upon hire.
• ARRT certification required upon hire.
• American Heart Association BLS certification required upon hire.
• Experience as a hospital-based radiographer preferred.

Responsibilities

• Perform advanced diagnostic imaging procedures using age-specific criteria according to department standards.
• Collaborate with radiologists, share results, and participate in quality control activities.
• Serve as a customer service representative to patients, families, and staff; support organizational improvement initiatives.

Education

JRCERT/RTCC accredited radiologic technology program

California Radiologic Technologist license upon hire

ARRT certification upon hire

American Heart Association BLS certification upon hire

Job description

Providence St. Joseph Hospital Eureka in Eureka, CA is seeking a Radiology Technologist for a per diem position with 8-hour, variable shifts.

The role works under the direction of the Department Director and Radiology Supervisor to perform advanced diagnostic imaging procedures according to age-specific criteria. The Radiology Technologist will serve as a patient-facing representative, participate in quality control, and contribute to continuous improvement efforts in a fast-paced clinical