Radiologic Technologist

Commonwealth Pain and Spine; Ladson (SC); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Commonwealth Pain and Spine in Ladson, SC is seeking a full-time Radiologic Technologist who will perform diagnostic imaging to support pain management, following safety protocols and clinic guidelines.

You will prepare patients, operate X-ray/fluoroscopy equipment, position for accurate images, maintain imaging records, and collaborate with physicians and staff to ensure a respectful patient experience while upholding HIPAA and radiation safety.

Qualifications

• Proficient in radiologic imaging procedures and safe operation of X-ray/fluoroscopy.
• Strong patient care, clear communication, empathy.
• Accurate documentation of procedures and imaging records.
• Ability to collaborate with physicians, nurses, and staff in a fast-paced clinic.
• SC Radiologic Technologist license/registration and ARRT certification (or eligibility).
• Completion of an accredited radiologic technology program; associate degree preferred.
• Knowledge of radiation safety, infection control, and HIPAA compliance.
• Experience in pain management or orthopedics preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

• Prepare patients for imaging and operate radiologic equipment.
• Position patients to obtain accurate images.
• Ensure radiation safety and protection measures.
• Maintain detailed imaging records.
• Collaborate with physicians and clinical staff.
• Assist with equipment quality checks and regulatory adherence.

Skills

Radiologic imaging

X-ray equipment

Patient care

Record documentation

Team collaboration

SC license

ARRT certification

Radiologic education

Radiation safety

HIPAA compliance

Pain management exposure

Education

Associate degree in radiologic technology

Job description

Company Description Commonwealth Pain & Spine is dedicated to improving the lives of individuals living with chronic pain by providing innovative, safe, and clinically proven pain relief options. The organization focuses on shifting away from a surgery-first model toward less invasive, more cost-efficient care that prioritizes patient well-being. A collaborative team of physicians, administrators, and support staff works together to understand and address the exhausting and debilitating nature of chronic pain. Through an intelligent, multimodal, team-based approach, Commonwealth Pain & Spine strives to help patients achieve meaningful improvement in their quality of life.

Role Description The Radiologic Technologist is a full-time, on-site position based in Ladson, SC. In this role, the technologist performs diagnostic imaging procedures to support pain management and treatment planning, following established protocols and safety standards. Daily responsibilities include preparing patients for imaging, operating radiologic equipment, positioning patients to obtain accurate images, and ensuring proper radiation protection measures. The technologist collaborates closely with physicians and clinical staff, maintains detailed and accurate imaging records, and helps ensure a respectful, comfortable experience for each patient. Additional duties may include equipment quality checks, adherence to regulatory requirements, and participation in ongoing process improvements within the clinic.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated proficiency in performing radiologic imaging procedures and operating X-ray or fluoroscopy equipment safely and accurately.
• Strong patient care skills, including clear communication, empathy, and the ability to support patients experiencing chronic pain.
• Attention to detail in documenting procedures, maintaining imaging records, and following clinical protocols and safety guidelines.
• Ability to collaborate effectively with physicians, nurses, and administrative staff in a fast-paced clinical setting.
• Valid Radiologic Technologist license or registration in the state of South Carolina, and current ARRT certification (or eligibility), as required.
• Completion of an accredited radiologic technology program; an associate degree in radiologic technology or related field preferred.
• Knowledge of radiation safety, infection control practices, and compliance with HIPAA and other healthcare regulations.
• Prior experience in pain management, orthopedics, or outpatient clinic settings is beneficial, but not required.