Radiologic Technologist — Bonus & Growth Path

Mercy Health | GoHealth Urgent Care; Washington (MO); On-site; USD 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, Vision & more

401(k) with company match

Generous PTO starting at 208 hours annually

Performance bonus opportunities

Job summary

Mercy Health | GoHealth Urgent Care is seeking a Radiologic Technologist in Washington, Missouri. This position focuses on providing x-ray services, ensuring patient comfort, and maintaining accurate medical records. Responsibilities include collaborating with medical staff and assisting in diagnosis through diagnostic imaging. The ideal candidate has a High School Diploma, ARR certification, and BLS certification. The role offers competitive pay with bonuses, comprehensive benefits, and opportunities for career mobility in the X-Ray field.

Qualifications

• ARRT registration required at time of hire.
• Experience in a clinical setting preferred.
• High-level understanding of anatomy and physiology necessary.

Responsibilities

• Apply x-ray energy for diagnosis or treatment.
• Prepare patients for examination including verifying medical history.
• Maintain accurate patient records and quality control logs.

Skills

Knowledge of X-ray procedures and protocols

Positioning patients properly for X-ray

Identifying equipment problems

Following infection control procedures

Education

High School Diploma

ARRT certification

Basic Life Support (BLS)

Tools

X-ray equipment

Job description

Mercy Health | GoHealth Urgent Care is seeking a Radiologic Technologist in Washington, Missouri. This position focuses on providing x-ray services, ensuring patient comfort, and maintaining accurate medical records. Responsibilities include collaborating with medical staff and assisting in diagnosis through diagnostic imaging. The ideal candidate has a High School Diploma, ARR certification, and BLS certification. The role offers competitive pay with bonuses, comprehensive benefits, and opportunities for career mobility in the X-Ray field.