Radiologic Technologist II

CARIN Alliance; Lincoln (NE); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

CARIN Alliance is seeking a skilled Radiology Technician to perform diagnostic x-ray procedures, including radiography, fluoroscopy, and trauma imaging. You will support surgical cases with C-arms and O-arms, ensure patient care, and coordinate exams with medical staff.

Responsibilities include equipment maintenance, accurate documentation, and participation in departmental quality improvement initiatives. Applicants must have a radiologic technology degree, ARRT certification, Nebraska

Qualifications

• Must have radiologic technology degree and ARRT certification.
• Nebraska radiographer license and BLS certification required.
• Knowledge of radiologic techniques, radiation safety, and PACS systems.
• Strong communication skills and ability to work under stress.

Responsibilities

• Perform diagnostic x-ray procedures including radiography, fluoroscopy, and trauma imaging.
• Position patients and assist in surgical cases with C-arms and O-arms.
• Coordinate exams with medical staff and maintain accurate documentation.
• Maintain and troubleshoot imaging equipment and participate in quality improvement initiatives.

Skills

Radiography

Fluoroscopy

Patient care

Communication

C-arm/O-arm support

Education

Radiologic Technology Degree

ARRT Certification

Nebraska Radiographer License

BLS Certification

Tools

PACS

Job description

Summary

This role involves performing diagnostic x-ray procedures, including radiography, fluoroscopy, and trauma imaging, to assist in patient diagnosis across all ages. The technician operates various x-ray equipment, maintains safety standards, and ensures high-quality imaging. Responsibilities include patient positioning, supporting surgical cases with C-arms and O-arms, caring for patients, and coordinating exams with medical staff. They manage equipment maintenance, document procedures accurately, and participate in departmental quality improvement initiatives. The role requires knowledge of radiologic techniques, radiation safety, and computer systems like PACS, along with effective communication skills and the ability to work under stress. Candidates must have a radiologic technology degree, current ARRT certification, Nebraska radiographer license, and BLS certification. Physical stamina for medium work and adherence to safety and confidentiality standards are essential.