Radiologic Technologist (X-Ray Tech, ARRT)

A-Line Staffing Solutions; Royal Oak (MI); On-site; USD 52,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

A-Line Staffing Solutions LLC in Royal Oak, MI is seeking a radiologic technologist (X-Ray Tech) for day shift. The role requires ARRT certification and will perform high-quality diagnostic imaging in a busy hospital setting, following radiation safety protocols.

Responsibilities include fluoroscopy, portable X-ray, trauma and surgical imaging support, with emphasis on accurate documentation and patient communication throughout procedures.

Qualifications

• Associate degree (or equivalent) or higher; Bachelor’s degree preferred.
• ARRT Radiographer certification required.
• BLS (AHA or Red Cross) certification required.
• Strong knowledge of diagnostic radiology workflow, patient positioning, and radiation safety.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine diagnostic radiologic and fluoroscopic procedures, portable X-rays, trauma imaging, and surgical imaging support.
• Produce diagnostic-quality images using proper positioning and immobilization techniques.
• Apply ALARA and radiation protection standards; use lead shielding and safety procedures.
• Verify patient identity and orders; review clinical history and document accordingly.
• Prepare patients for procedures; explain steps and reduce anxiety through clear communication.
• Assist with contrast administration per protocol, monitor dosage, and screen for allergies.
• Evaluate images for technical quality and transmit to PACS; adjust display parameters.

Skills

Attention to detail

Strong communication

Patient-focused care

Education

Associate degree or equivalent

Bachelor’s degree preferred

Tools

ARRT Radiographer certification

BLS certification

Job description

Radiologic Technologist (X-Ray Tech, ARRT) – Day Shift – Royal Oak, MI

Location: Royal Oak, MI 48073 (On-site hospital setting)

Schedule: Days, 9:00 AM–7:30 PM (10-hour shifts). Weekend rotation: every other weekend. No on-call.

Pay: $38 - $49/hr

Summary

Now hiring a skilled Radiologic Technologist (X-Ray Tech) for a day shift role in Royal Oak, MI. This Radiologic Technologist position is ideal for an ARRT-certified professional who can perform high-quality diagnostic imaging in a busy hospital environment. You’ll support routine diagnostic radiology, fluoroscopy, portable X-ray, trauma imaging, and surgical procedures while following radiation safety and ALARA best practices. If you’re a detail-oriented Radiologic Technologist who values patient-centered care, accurate positioning, and clean documentation, this is a strong opportunity.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine diagnostic radiologic and fluoroscopic procedures, portable X-rays, trauma imaging, and surgical imaging support
• Produce diagnostic-quality images using standardized positioning, immobilization techniques, and patient safety best practices
• Apply ALARA and radiation protection standards; utilize lead shielding and established safety procedures
• Verify patient identity and physician orders; review clinical history and document appropriately
• Prepare patients for procedures, explain steps clearly, and reduce anxiety through patient-focused communication
• Assist with contrast administration per protocol by monitoring dosage and screening for allergy risk
• Evaluate images for technical quality, adjust display parameters, and transmit images to PACS
• Complete equipment quality assurance tasks, maintain safe handling practices, and report malfunctions promptly
• Maintain clean, organized exam areas and support excellent patient experience

Qualifications

• Associate degree (or equivalent experience in a related field); Bachelor’s degree preferred
• ARRT Radiographer (R) certification required
• BLS (AHA or Red Cross) required
• Strong knowledge of diagnostic radiology workflow, patient positioning, and radiation safety
• Comfort supporting fast-paced hospital imaging including portable X-ray, trauma, and surgery cases
• Strong communication skills and attention to detail for accurate documentation and image labeling