Radiologic Technologist II: Precision Imaging & Safety

St. Joseph's/Candler; Savannah (GA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

St. Joseph's/Candler in Savannah, GA seeks a radiologic technologist to perform radiographs and assist with fluoroscopic exams under physician supervision. You will ensure sterile technique and ALARA principles while protecting patient and staff.

Responsibilities include accurate documentation, order verification, adherence to JC, OSHA and ACR guidelines, and safe contrast administration per policy. Strong communication with radiologists and team is essential.

Qualifications

• BLS certification is required.
• ARRT registry eligibility with requirement to obtain within 12 months of hire.
• Associate degree in radiologic technology is preferred.
• 1 year radiologic technology experience is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Accurately enters procedural documentation and patient charges per department guidelines.
• Obtains/verifies orders from physician offices and scans orders in Imaging system.
• Maintains compliance with JC, OSHA, and ACR guidelines; ensures aseptic technique and ALARA.
• Provides safe contrast administration according to policy and uses required medication access systems.
• Performs routine cleaning and maintenance of equipment and keeps documentation up to date.
• Maintains and operates department equipment safely and communicates issues to management.

Skills

Sterile technique

ALARA safety

Patient communication

Infection control

Education

Associate of Science - Preferred

1 Year radiologic technology - Preferred

ARRT registry eligible; must obtain within 1 year of hire

BLS certification - Required

Job description

St. Joseph's/Candler in Savannah, GA seeks a radiologic technologist to perform radiographs and assist with fluoroscopic exams under physician supervision. You will ensure sterile technique and ALARA principles while protecting patient and staff.

Responsibilities include accurate documentation, order verification, adherence to JC, OSHA and ACR guidelines, and safe contrast administration per policy. Strong communication with radiologists and team is essential.