PRN LMRT Radiologic Technologist – Downtown Austin

HCA Healthcare Physician Services; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 34,000 - 52,000; Part time

Job summary

HCA Healthcare Physician Services in Austin, TX is seeking a part-time LMRT PRN to support diagnostic imaging on-site in downtown Austin. You will perform limited diagnostic radiologic exams under supervision, ensure proper patient positioning, follow radiation safety protocols, and document findings in the medical record.

The role requires collaboration with physicians and clinical staff, flexibility to cover varied shifts, and a commitment to safe, compassionate patient care.

Qualifications

• Texas LMRT license in good standing and completion of an approved LMRT program.
• Proficiency in limited diagnostic radiologic procedures and radiation safety.
• Strong patient-care skills and ability to educate patients clearly.
• Ability to follow protocols, maintain records, and use EHR/imaging systems with accuracy.
• Team-oriented, able to adapt to a fast-paced clinical environment.
• Knowledge of infection prevention and OSHA/healthcare safety standards; BLS preferred or required.
• Outpatient/urgent care/hospital imaging experience is beneficial but not mandatory.

Responsibilities

• Perform limited diagnostic radiologic exams under supervision.
• Ensure accurate patient positioning and adherence to safety protocols.
• Review exam orders, verify patient identity, and document in the medical record.
• Assist with room setup, equipment care, and patient education.
• Coordinate patient flow with physicians and clinical staff.
• Maintain a safe, compassionate environment for patients and colleagues.

Skills

LMRT License

Radiologic Procedures

Patient Education

EHR Proficiency

Attention to Detail

Team Collaboration

Infection Control

BLS Certification

Tools

Imaging Systems

Radiology Equipment

PACS

Job description

HCA Healthcare Physician Services in Austin, TX is seeking a part-time LMRT PRN to support diagnostic imaging on-site in downtown Austin. You will perform limited diagnostic radiologic exams under supervision, ensure proper patient positioning, follow radiation safety protocols, and document findings in the medical record.

The role requires collaboration with physicians and clinical staff, flexibility to cover varied shifts, and a commitment to safe, compassionate patient care.