Radiologic Technologist II

Health Care Administrators Association® (HCAA); Lincoln (NE); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Health Care Administrators Association® (HCAA) seeks a Radiologic Technician to perform diagnostic x-ray procedures under supervision. You will operate radiologic equipment, position patients, and ensure radiation safety while coordinating with medical staff to support high-volume surgical cases and trauma imaging.

The role requires ARRT certification, a state license, CPR certification, and the ability to work under stress.

Qualifications

• Degree from an accredited Radiologic Technology program.
• Current ARRT certification and valid state license.
• CPR certification.

Responsibilities

• Perform diagnostic x-ray procedures under supervision to assist in patient diagnosis.
• Operate radiologic equipment and maintain safety during imaging.
• Position patients correctly and explain procedures to ensure comfort and cooperation.
• Perform venipunctures as part of patient care when required.
• Set up and operate c-arms and o-arms for high-volume surgical cases and trauma imaging.
• Ensure proper documentation and coordinate with medical staff for efficient patient care.
• Maintain and calibrate imaging equipment; participate in quality improvement initiatives.

Skills

Communication

Critical thinking

Teamwork

Stress management

Education

Radiologic Technology degree

Tools

HIS

RIS

PACS

Job description

SummaryThis role involves performing diagnostic x-ray procedures under supervision to assist in patient diagnosis across all ages. Key responsibilities include operating radiologic equipment, practicing radiation safety, positioning patients correctly, and performing venipunctures. The technician must utilize systems like HIS, RIS, PACS, and coordinate with medical staff to ensure efficient patient care. They support high-volume surgical cases by setting up and operating c-arms and o-arms, and handle trauma imaging with proficiency. Additionally, they maintain equipment, ensure proper documentation, and participate in departmental quality improvement initiatives. The role requires strong communication, critical thinking, and the ability to work under stress, with a focus on patient confidentiality and safety. Qualifications include a degree from an accredited Radiologic Technology program, current ARRT certification, valid state license, and CPR certification. Physical demands include medium work exertion, lifting up to 50 pounds occasionally. The position emphasizes professionalism, teamwork, and ongoing professional development.