Radiologic Technologist: Impactful Imaging & Benefits

Lexington Oncology Associates, LLC; Columbia (SC); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Day ONE medical insurance

Dental insurance

Life insurance

FSAs

403(b) match

Disability coverage after 90 days

Student loan forgiveness

Job summary

Lexington Health in West Columbia, SC seeks a radiologic technologist to operate X-ray and fluoroscopy equipment under supervision, producing radiographs used by radiologists to diagnose and guide treatment plans.

Minimum qualifications include AMA approved radiologic technology education, ARRT certification, SC license, and CPR. Responsibilities include equipment upkeep, PACS usage, and maintaining patient safety per HIPAA and DNV standards.

Qualifications

• AMA approved School of Radiologic Technology completed (minimum education).
• Current ARRT certification is required.
• South Carolina Radiation Quality Standards Association license is required.
• CPR certification is required.

Responsibilities

• Operate X-ray and fluoroscopy equipment to obtain radiologic images for diagnosis and treatment planning.
• Apply knowledge of radiation protection principles for patient and staff.
• Assess exposure factors to optimize image quality with minimal patient radiation.
• Review CR/DR images for technique, positioning and quality.
• Maintain equipment and ensure supplies are stocked and ready.

Education

AMA approved School of Radiologic Technology

ARRT Certification

SC Radiation Quality Standards Association license

CPR certification

Job description

Lexington Health in West Columbia, SC seeks a radiologic technologist to operate X-ray and fluoroscopy equipment under supervision, producing radiographs used by radiologists to diagnose and guide treatment plans.

Minimum qualifications include AMA approved radiologic technology education, ARRT certification, SC license, and CPR. Responsibilities include equipment upkeep, PACS usage, and maintaining patient safety per HIPAA and DNV standards.