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Radiologic Technologists perform routine and complex diagnostic imaging procedures, ensuring patient safety, high-quality images, and adherence to departmental protocols. Qualifications include an Associate’s degree in Radiologic Technology (Bachelor's preferred), MA Radiographer license, ARRT certification, and experience in Diagnostic Radiology; BLS certification is required for senior technologists.
Additional duties include mentoring staff, supporting daily operations, troubleshooting
Radiologic Technologists perform routine and complex diagnostic imaging procedures, ensuring patient safety, high-quality images, and adherence to departmental protocols.
Include reviewing requisitions, verifying patient identity, selecting appropriate equipment, assessing patient needs, explaining procedures, and practicing ALARA radiation safety. They follow Quality Control workflows and participate in high reliability training.
Require an Associate’s degree in Radiologic Technology (Bachelor's preferred), MA Radiographer license, ARRT certification, and experience in Diagnostic Radiology. BLS certification is also necessary for senior technologists.
Involve mentoring junior staff, supporting daily operations, troubleshooting equipment, and engaging in professional development to stay current with regulations.
Salary ranges from $33.60 to $64.12/hour, with benefits including flexible schedules, health insurance, retirement plans, tuition reimbursement, and more.