Radiation QC Technologist – Imaging Systems Specialist

Banner Health; Phoenix, Northern (AZ, KY); Hybrid; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Tuition reimbursement

Job summary

Banner Health is seeking a Radiation Quality Control Technologist in Phoenix, AZ to ensure the performance and safety of radiological imaging systems. The role involves noninvasive testing, data collection, report preparation, and collaboration with Facility Management and vendors.

You will conduct quality control surveys, assist with new equipment acceptance, and prepare regulatory documentation to support state and national standards.

Qualifications

• Completion of an approved Radiological Technician program and a minimum of three years radiological quality control experience.
• Knowledge of current Federal and State regulations related to radiological equipment safety.
• Experience with radiological quality control testing equipment and software.
• Ability to prepare detailed quality control reports and communicate findings.

Responsibilities

• Operates radiological imaging equipment and QA tools; ensures compliance with applicable standards.
• Collects technical data for estimating patient radiation exposure from procedures.
• Prepares QA reports noting discrepancies and informs staff for service needs.
• Completes facility radiation level surveys and survey reports for new x-ray equipment.
• Participates in projects such as new equipment acceptance testing and dose measurement.
• Maintains system-wide responsibility for regulatory reporting and QC documentation.

Skills

Radiological quality control

Diagnostic x-ray equipment

Regulatory compliance

Quality control testing

PC software interfacing

Electronic equipment understanding

Education

Radiological Technician program

Prior RT certification

Tools

Keithley x-ray QC kit

RadCal x-ray measurement kit

digital KVP meter

collimator tool

electrical leakage meter

test phantoms

Job description

Banner Health is seeking a Radiation Quality Control Technologist in Phoenix, AZ to ensure the performance and safety of radiological imaging systems. The role involves noninvasive testing, data collection, report preparation, and collaboration with Facility Management and vendors.

You will conduct quality control surveys, assist with new equipment acceptance, and prepare regulatory documentation to support state and national standards.