Radiologic Technologist: Patient Care & Imaging Expert

Entertimeonline; Evansville (IN); On-site; USD 42,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Entertimeonline in Evansville, IN seeks a Radiologic Technologist to assist with total patient care, prepare rooms, and perform x-ray imaging under physician guidance. The role ensures patient comfort and clear communication of results.

Requires an associates or bachelor’s degree and ARRT certification with state licensure, plus preferred medical office experience. Proficiency in Excel and Word, multitasking, and a patient‑focused attitude are essential.

Qualifications

• Associates or bachelor's degree and current radiology certification and state license through the ARRT required, experience in a medical office preferred.
• You must maintain minimum requirements for licensure.
• Expertise with Excel and Word.
• Capable to multitask in a fast paced environment.
• Positive and pleasant attitude and willingness to help patients and physicians.

Responsibilities

• Prepare the x-ray room for the patient and obtain necessary x-rays.
• Maintain the x-ray room and equipment.
• Assist with minor procedures, including use of C-arm.
• Maintain exam rooms and assigned pod for cleanliness and appropriate materials.
• Verify physician’s surgery schedules to confirm correct imaging is obtained prior to the procedure and that films are delivered to the appropriate person or surgery location for the physician.
• Discuss findings and treatment with physician as needed.
• Act as the physician liaison between patients and the doctors in regards to patient questions and concerns.
• Maintain patient confidentiality in compliance with company policies and procedures.

Skills

Patient care

Multitasking

Communication

Teamwork

Education

2 year degree

ARRT certification

State license

Tools

Excel

Word

Job description

Entertimeonline in Evansville, IN seeks a Radiologic Technologist to assist with total patient care, prepare rooms, and perform x-ray imaging under physician guidance. The role ensures patient comfort and clear communication of results.

Requires an associates or bachelor’s degree and ARRT certification with state licensure, plus preferred medical office experience. Proficiency in Excel and Word, multitasking, and a patient‑focused attitude are essential.