Radiologic Technologist II: Advanced Imaging & Teaching

CommonSpirit Health; Santa Maria (CA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Marian Regional Medical Center in Santa Maria, California seeks a Radiologic Technologist II to perform radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures with independence and professional judgment. The role includes angiography, CT/MRI, and mammography procedures, with teaching responsibilities for students and new technologists.

The position requires competence across imaging modalities, proficiency in equipment operation, and the ability to follow departmental protocols while ensuring patient safety

Qualifications

• 2 years in diagnostic radiology with one additional modality (CT/MRI/Angio/Cardiac Cath/Ultrasound or Mammography)
• Or 5 years in diagnostic radiology
• Must demonstrate competence in all diagnostic fluoroscopic and surgical radiography procedures
• ARRT registration
• CPR-AHA Certification

Responsibilities

• Perform radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures at an independent level.
• Assume responsibility for radiographic procedures including angiography or cardiac cath, CT, MRI, and mammography.
• Demonstrate proficiency in diagnostic radiology, fluoroscopy, surgery exams, and other modalities.
• Teach students and new technologists.
• Place orders in HIS system and manage additions, corrections, and cancellations.
• Identify and initiate assessment of life‑threatening conditions; assist Imaging Services as needed.

Education

ARRT Certification

CRT Certification

CPR-AHA Certification

Job description

Marian Regional Medical Center in Santa Maria, California seeks a Radiologic Technologist II to perform radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures with independence and professional judgment. The role includes angiography, CT/MRI, and mammography procedures, with teaching responsibilities for students and new technologists.

The position requires competence across imaging modalities, proficiency in equipment operation, and the ability to follow departmental protocols while ensuring patient safety