Radiologic Technologist II – Imaging & Patient Care

UNC Health; Rocky Mount (NC); On-site; USD 34,000 - 62,000; Part time

Job summary

UNC Health Nash invites qualified Radiologic Technologist II professionals to join our radiology team. You will perform radiographic and diagnostic studies under the direction of a Radiologist, ensuring film quality, patient safety and accurate documentation.

This role supports department operations and education for staff and students. You will operate radiology and fluoroscopic equipment, participate in quality control activities, and collaborate with physicians and nursing staff to provide

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited school or program of Radiologic Technology.
• Current registration with American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT).
• Current BCLS certification.
• Two years of Healthcare/Medical - Radiology experience.

Responsibilities

• Produce routine and specialized radiographs and fluoroscopic studies.
• Follow radiation safety and patient protection guidelines.
• Provide emotional support and information to patients.
• Demonstrate patient age-appropriate care.
• Collaborate with physicians and nursing staff.
• Operate and maintain radiology equipment and film processors.
• Document procedures in the patient record.
• Educate staff and students on radiologic procedures.
• Participate in quality control and quality assurance activities.
• Perform related clerical and support tasks as needed.

Skills

Patient care

Team collaboration

Radiologic procedures

Education

Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology program

Job description

UNC Health Nash invites qualified Radiologic Technologist II professionals to join our radiology team. You will perform radiographic and diagnostic studies under the direction of a Radiologist, ensuring film quality, patient safety and accurate documentation.

This role supports department operations and education for staff and students. You will operate radiology and fluoroscopic equipment, participate in quality control activities, and collaborate with physicians and nursing staff to provide