Radiology Imaging Technologist – Night Shift

Valley Health System (New Jersey); Paramus (NJ); On-site; USD 50,971 - 64,747; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical / Prescription

Dental & Vision

Life Insurance & AD&D

Flexible Spending Accounts

Paid Holidays

Tuition Assistance

Employee Assistance Program

Job summary

The Imaging Technologist at Valley Hospital-Paramus conducts radiologic procedures to produce diagnostic images, following physician orders and ensuring correct patient identification. The role requires ARRT registration (or registry eligibility) and NJ DEP license in addition to CPR certification.

Responsibilities include operating radiation equipment, archiving exams in PACS, documenting in RIS, and maintaining orderly facilities while staying current with imaging protocols and new equipment.

Qualifications

• Completion from an accredited Radiology Technology program.
• Registered by the ARRT, or registry eligible with plan to obtain within 1 year.

Responsibilities

• Prepare radiologic procedures and operate imaging equipment per physician orders.
• Verify patient identification and select the correct exam from the worklist.
• Archive exams on PACS and complete entries in RIS accurately.
• Maintain imaging facilities and stay updated on protocols and equipment.

Skills

ARRT registered

NJ license

CPR certification

Interpersonal skills

Attention to detail

Stress management

Education

Accredited Radiology Technology program

ARRT registered

Registry eligible (within 1 year)

Tools

PACS experience

RIS experience

Job description

The Imaging Technologist at Valley Hospital-Paramus conducts radiologic procedures to produce diagnostic images, following physician orders and ensuring correct patient identification. The role requires ARRT registration (or registry eligibility) and NJ DEP license in addition to CPR certification.

Responsibilities include operating radiation equipment, archiving exams in PACS, documenting in RIS, and maintaining orderly facilities while staying current with imaging protocols and new equipment.