Radiologic Technologist – Multi-Procedure Imaging

Olympic Medical Center; Port Angeles (WA); On-site; USD 56,000 - 86,000; Full time

Job summary

Olympic Medical Center on Washington's North Olympic Peninsula seeks a Radiologic Technologist with Mammography specialization. The role performs diagnostic imaging across modalities, ensuring patient safety and comfort.

Responsibilities include patient positioning, explanation of procedures, and collaboration with physicians and staff. ARRT registry and mammography certification are required or pursued, with strong emphasis on quality imaging and radiation protection.

Qualifications

• ARRT registry with at least one additional specialty (bone density, CT, special procedures, or mammography).
• Two years radiology experience preferred.
• Two years mammography experience preferred.
• Knowledge of cross-sectional anatomy for CT/MRI preferred.
• Familiarity with electronic patient info systems or mammography tracking systems preferred.

Responsibilities

• Perform diagnostic radiologic procedures across modalities with accuracy and safety.
• Explain procedures to patients and position/immobilize as needed; monitor during imaging.
• Apply radiation safety practices and comply with government regulations to protect patients and staff.
• Interact professionally with patients, families, physicians and OMC staff.

Skills

Radiology experience

Mammography knowledge

Patient communication

Education

Radiologic Technology training

ARRT registry + mammography

Tools

Mammography tracking systems

Electronic patient information systems

Job description

Olympic Medical Center on Washington's North Olympic Peninsula seeks a Radiologic Technologist with Mammography specialization. The role performs diagnostic imaging across modalities, ensuring patient safety and comfort.

Responsibilities include patient positioning, explanation of procedures, and collaboration with physicians and staff. ARRT registry and mammography certification are required or pursued, with strong emphasis on quality imaging and radiation protection.