Radiology Student - PRN Imaging Assistant, Flexible

Community Health Systems; Vicksburg (MS); On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) Plan

Competitive pay

Flexible schedule

Job summary

Community Health Systems is hiring a Radiology Student for Merit Health River Region. The role supports diagnostic imaging procedures under supervision while you complete your accredited radiologic program. It emphasizes safety, patient communication, and learning across imaging modalities.

Ideal candidates are enrolled in a radiologic technology program with 0–1 year of clinical exposure, capable of maintaining PPE and infection-control standards, and able to work PRN as needed.

Qualifications

• Enrolled in an accredited Radiologic Technology program.
• 0-1 years of clinical experience.

Responsibilities

• Performs radiologic examinations under direct supervision, ensuring patient identification and protocol adherence.
• Positions patients and selects technical factors to obtain high-quality images.
• Communicates with patients to provide instructions and comfort during imaging.
• Follows PPE, radiation safety, and infection-control protocols.
• Labels images accurately and uses side markers per standards.
• Documents procedures in required systems and manages charges when needed.
• Maintains a clean, safe imaging environment for patients and staff.
• Seeks guidance from technologists and instructors to enhance learning and safety.
• Demonstrates professionalism and effective team communication.
• Performs other duties as assigned and maintains reliable attendance.

Skills

Radiologic procedures

Radiation safety

Communication skills

Interpersonal skills

Instruction adherence

Computer literacy

Job description

Community Health Systems is hiring a Radiology Student for Merit Health River Region. The role supports diagnostic imaging procedures under supervision while you complete your accredited radiologic program. It emphasizes safety, patient communication, and learning across imaging modalities.

Ideal candidates are enrolled in a radiologic technology program with 0–1 year of clinical exposure, capable of maintaining PPE and infection-control standards, and able to work PRN as needed.