Radiology Student Technologist (Imaging Modalities)

Oaklawn-Hospital; Marshall (MI); On-site; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Part time

Job summary

Oaklawn-Hospital in Marshall, MI seeks a Radiology Student Technologist to assist in radiology services under supervision. You will perform X-ray, CT, MRI, and ultrasound procedures, prepare patients, position equipment, and help maintain safety protocols.

The role emphasizes patient care, accurate image capture, record-keeping, and collaboration with radiologists and technologists while pursuing accredited training.

Qualifications

• Applicant must be 18 years or older and hold BLS certification.
• Diagnostic xray/CT: first-year completion in an accredited Radiologic Sciences program.
• MRI: first-year completion in an accredited MRI program and in good standing; BLS.
• Ultrasound: first three semesters in an accredited Sonography program and in good standing; BLS.
• Knowledge of radiological equipment, radiation safety, anatomy/physiology, and quality control.
• Working conditions may include exposure to infectious diseases and radiation.

Responsibilities

• Perform radiology procedures following department protocols.
• Operate radiological equipment and ensure patient safety during exams.
• Review images for diagnostic quality and communicate findings to physicians.
• Position patients, prepare rooms, and administer contrast under supervision.
• Record patient data and maintain treatment records per department procedures.
• Explain procedures to patients and ensure comfort during scans.

Skills

Radiology knowledge

Radiation safety

Anatomy/physiology

Quality control

Education

First year completed in Radiologic Imaging

First year completed in MRI program

Three semesters in Diagnostic Medical Sonography

Job description

Oaklawn-Hospital in Marshall, MI seeks a Radiology Student Technologist to assist in radiology services under supervision. You will perform X-ray, CT, MRI, and ultrasound procedures, prepare patients, position equipment, and help maintain safety protocols.

The role emphasizes patient care, accurate image capture, record-keeping, and collaboration with radiologists and technologists while pursuing accredited training.