Radiologic Technologist II: Diagnostic Imaging Specialist

UNC Health; Woodridge (NC); On-site; USD 39,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

UNC Health Nash seeks a Radiologic Technologist II to perform radiographic and diagnostic studies under a Radiologist's supervision. You will ensure film quality, patient safety, and staff education while supporting departmental operations.

Responsibilities include operating imaging equipment, coordinating with clinicians, and participating in quality initiatives. Per diem, onsite schedule, and classically variable hours reflect the nursing and radiology workflow.

Qualifications

• Graduate from an accredited Radiologic Technology program.
• Maintain active ARRT registration and BCLS certification.
• Two years of Healthcare/Medical Radiology experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Produce routine and specialized radiographs including portable and surgical studies.
• Follow radiation safety and patient protection guidelines.
• Provide emotional support and information to patients.
• Care for patients appropriate to their age group.
• Coordinate with physicians and nursing staff.
• Operate and maintain radiology equipment and related devices.
• Document procedures in patient records.
• Train staff and students in basic radiologic procedures.
• Participate in quality control, QA, and improvement activities.
• Assist with clerical tasks and patient transport as needed.

Skills

Radiologic technology

Patient care

Safety protocols

Education

Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology program

Current ARRT registration

Current BCLS certification

Job description

UNC Health Nash seeks a Radiologic Technologist II to perform radiographic and diagnostic studies under a Radiologist's supervision. You will ensure film quality, patient safety, and staff education while supporting departmental operations.

Responsibilities include operating imaging equipment, coordinating with clinicians, and participating in quality initiatives. Per diem, onsite schedule, and classically variable hours reflect the nursing and radiology workflow.