Radiologic Technologist — Precision Imaging & Patient Care

Paycom; Clarksville (TN); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

Premier Medical Group seeks a Radiologic Technologist to perform diagnostic X-ray examinations in an outpatient imaging setting in Clarksville, TN. The role requires ARRT certification and Tennessee licensure, and a two-year radiologic technology education.

You will work under the radiologist, ensure patient safety, and adhere to ALARA guidelines. You will educate patients, position them correctly, monitor comfort, document results, and maintain records while following infection control and

Qualifications

• ARRT Certified and Tennessee license required.
• Two-year approved School of Radiologic Technology completion.
• One year of full-time Radiologic Technologist experience preferred.
• Knowledge of anatomy, physiology and medical terminology.
• Strong patient care and communication skills.
• Ability to maintain radiation safety and ALARA guidelines.

Responsibilities

• Perform diagnostic X-ray examinations using stationary radiographic equipment.
• Educate patients before procedures and ensure privacy.
• Promote patient well-being and monitor for discomfort or medical issues.
• Perform radiologic procedures as ordered; use lead markers on exams.
• Assist Radiologist with fluoroscopy examinations.
• Set exposure parameters and position patients correctly.
• Provide radiation protection for patients and staff.
• Evaluate images for quality and label appropriately.
• Maintain radiologic records and documentation.
• Follow infection control and safety guidelines.
• Perform Bone Density scans as needed.

Skills

Anatomy knowledge

Physiology knowledge

Medical terminology

Communication

Accuracy

Professional judgment

Ethical decision-making

Critical thinking

Education

Two-year Radiologic Technology program

Job description

Premier Medical Group seeks a Radiologic Technologist to perform diagnostic X-ray examinations in an outpatient imaging setting in Clarksville, TN. The role requires ARRT certification and Tennessee licensure, and a two-year radiologic technology education.

You will work under the radiologist, ensure patient safety, and adhere to ALARA guidelines. You will educate patients, position them correctly, monitor comfort, document results, and maintain records while following infection control and