Radiologic Technologist - General X-ray (Day Shift)

Cook County Health; Illinois; On-site; USD 67,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Cook County Health’s Radiology - General XRay team seeks a qualified radiologic technologist to perform radiographs, process images, and maintain infection control standards under supervision.

The role requires ARRT registration, IEMA license, CPR certification, and a two-year radiologic technology program; clinical duties include patient prep, positioning, and imaging in various departments, with a focus on safety and quality.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED (must provide diploma at time of interview)
• Completion of a two-year program of Radiologic Technology (official transcripts at time of interview)
• Must be registered by the ARRT (registration at time of interview)
• Must be licensed by the IEMA (license at time of interview)
• Must have current CPR certification (certification at time of interview)

Responsibilities

• Takes radiographs as assigned following prescribed techniques and procedures.
• Prepares and administers contrast agents for radiography as needed.
• Ensures infection control and safety practices are followed during procedures.
• Prepares and maintains radiological records and reports.
• Transports patients within the department and to imaging areas.
• Sends images to PACS and enters patient information into the system.
• Performs quality control to ensure optimal radiographs.
• May train students and auxiliary personnel in radiologic procedures.

Skills

Anatomical positioning

X-ray equipment

Infection control

Patient care

Education

Two-year Radiologic Technology program

Tools

PACS

X-ray equipment

Job description

Cook County Health’s Radiology - General XRay team seeks a qualified radiologic technologist to perform radiographs, process images, and maintain infection control standards under supervision.

The role requires ARRT registration, IEMA license, CPR certification, and a two-year radiologic technology program; clinical duties include patient prep, positioning, and imaging in various departments, with a focus on safety and quality.