Radiologic Technologist (PRN) – Grow Your Imaging Skills

Intermountain Health; Wheat Ridge (CO); On-site; USD 40,000 - 63,000; Full time

Job summary

Intermountain Health’s Lutheran Hospital in Wheat Ridge, Colorado seeks a Radiologic Technologist (PRN, New Graduate) to perform diagnostic imaging exams and support radiologists and care teams. The role offers varied shifts and hands-on training in a fast-paced, patient-centered environment.

Ideal for new graduates eager to build clinical skills, the position emphasizes patient safety, accurate image quality, and adherence to protocols.

Qualifications

• ARRT (R) certification and state license required.
• BLS for Healthcare Providers required.
• May need MA competency checklist for clinic/InstaCare settings.

Responsibilities

• Maintain ARRT competency in clinical and technical functions.
• Verify patient identification and prepare for exams.
• Perform exams per protocols; review images for quality.
• Adhere to radiation safety guidelines and maintain a safe environment.
• Complete studies within acceptable timeframes.
• Instruct students and other Radiology Technologists in procedures and equipment use.
• Provide patient education, ensure comfort, and address questions.
• Follow infection control standards and sterile technique.
• Accurately document patient information, procedures, and any adverse reactions.
• Follow protocols for medical necessity, coding, charging, and quality control.

Skills

Anatomy knowledge

Image evaluation

Equipment operation

Contrast administration

Emergency response

Independent worker

Team collaboration

Effective communication

PACS proficiency

Time management

Infection control

Education

ARRT (R) certification

Current Radiologic Technologist license

Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers

MA Competency Checklist/MA functions

Job description

Intermountain Health’s Lutheran Hospital in Wheat Ridge, Colorado seeks a Radiologic Technologist (PRN, New Graduate) to perform diagnostic imaging exams and support radiologists and care teams. The role offers varied shifts and hands-on training in a fast-paced, patient-centered environment.

Ideal for new graduates eager to build clinical skills, the position emphasizes patient safety, accurate image quality, and adherence to protocols.