Radiologic Technologist — DailyPay, Day Shift

RAYUS Radiology; Oregon (WI); On-site; USD 60,000 - 78,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental and vision insurance

401k with company match

Life and disability insurance

Tuition reimbursement

Adoption assistance

Pet insurance

PTO and holiday pay

Job summary

RAYUS Radiology is seeking a Radiologic Technologist to join our team. You will operate assigned scanner(s) to produce diagnostic images and support physicians in the diagnostic process. This full-time role requires day shifts and strict adherence to safety and HIPAA guidelines.

Qualified candidates will have AMA‑approved radiography education, state licensure as applicable, CPR certification, and the ability to perform radiologic procedures independently with clear patient communication.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or equivalent.
• Graduate of an AMA approved school of radiography.
• Licensed Radiologic Technologist in the applicable state (if required).
• Current CPR certification.
• Ability to perform radiologic procedures independently.

Responsibilities

• Screens patient before exam using two identifiers.
• Explains and prepares patients for imaging procedures.
• Performs routine and advanced imaging with minimal supervision.
• Adjusts scan parameters and uses dose reduction techniques.
• Maintains safety, HIPAA compliance, and clean work area.
• Maintains RIS patient records.
• Works with Fluoroscopy C-Arm in procedures.
• Assists updating imaging protocol manuals and software upgrades.
• Monitors medical supply inventory and requests supplies.
• Assists with training new team members.
• Fulfills additional assigned duties as needed.

Education

AMA approved school of radiography

Job description

RAYUS Radiology is seeking a Radiologic Technologist to join our team. You will operate assigned scanner(s) to produce diagnostic images and support physicians in the diagnostic process. This full-time role requires day shifts and strict adherence to safety and HIPAA guidelines.

Qualified candidates will have AMA‑approved radiography education, state licensure as applicable, CPR certification, and the ability to perform radiologic procedures independently with clear patient communication.