Radiologic Technologist with CT Cross-Training

Hocking Valley Community Hospital; Logan (OH); On-site; USD 52,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

Hocking Valley Community Hospital is seeking a Radiologic Technologist to operate radiographic and fluoroscopic equipment, prepare rooms, and provide patient care across age groups. You will be cross-trained in CT and work 12-hour shifts, 72 hours per pay, with every other weekend rotation.

The role requires an AAS in Radiologic Technology, Ohio ARRT licensure, and CPR certification. Strong patient/customer focus and independence are essential in a fast-paced hospital setting.

Qualifications

• AAS in Radiologic Technology required.
• Radiologic Technologist license in Ohio and ARRT registry.
• Two years post-graduate radiologic experience in hospital setting preferred.
• CPR certification per American Heart Association.
• Able to establish effective working relationships with patients and staff.
• Ability to work independently; strong computer skills desired.

Responsibilities

• Verify patient identity using two identifiers and requisition.
• Assess patient condition and ensure safety during imaging.
• Review radiographs for technical accuracy before release.
• Prepare room, equipment, and materials for procedures.
• Clean and disinfect radiology/fluoroscopy rooms and equipment.
• Prepare Barium solutions and contrast media as needed.
• Perform venipuncture and iodinated contrast injections if trained.
• Follow proper technique: exposure settings, shielding, film size.
• Develop radiographs per processing techniques.
• Anticipate customer needs and communicate clearly with patients.
• Recognize age-related considerations for infants to geriatrics.
• Maintain patient confidentiality per HIPAA and standards.

Skills

Customer service

Communication

Independent work

Teamwork

Computer literacy

Education

AAS in Radiologic Technology

Tools

PACS

CT cross-training

Radiology equipment

Job description

Hocking Valley Community Hospital is seeking a Radiologic Technologist to operate radiographic and fluoroscopic equipment, prepare rooms, and provide patient care across age groups. You will be cross-trained in CT and work 12-hour shifts, 72 hours per pay, with every other weekend rotation.

The role requires an AAS in Radiologic Technology, Ohio ARRT licensure, and CPR certification. Strong patient/customer focus and independence are essential in a fast-paced hospital setting.