Radiology Support Tech II (PRN) - Patient Care & Imaging

University Hospitals; Chardon (OH); On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Part time

Job summary

University Hospitals in Ohio invites applications for Radiology Tech Extender II - PRN. You will assist Radiologic Technologists, prepare patients, and perform clerical tasks while adhering to safety protocols including MRI and radiation safety guidelines.

The role requires enrollment in a Radiologic Technology program, basic patient care skills, and effective communication to support a diverse patient population. PRN status offers exposure across imaging modalities and collaborative teamwork.

Qualifications

• HS diploma or GED required.
• Active enrollment in Radiologic Technology program.
• 1+ years of service-related experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Assist Radiologic Technologist by completing basic patient assessments.
• Facilitate patient care including lifting, transport, and monitoring.
• Assist with Radiology computer information and data entry including PACS system.
• Ensure the adequate availability of procedural supplies to include ordering and stocking items.
• Follow hospital initiatives to meet patient satisfaction goals.
• Follow MRI and radiation safety policies and procedures.
• Communicate with health care team to coordinate patient care.
• Register and check in patients.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Skills

Basic patient care

Effective communication

Multigenerational interaction

Organizational skills

PHI handling/compliance

Patient assessment basics

Operate equipment

Team collaboration

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Currently enrolled in Radiologic Technology program

Tools

PACS

Electronic Health Records (EHR)

PACS system

Nurse call system

Job description

University Hospitals in Ohio invites applications for Radiology Tech Extender II - PRN. You will assist Radiologic Technologists, prepare patients, and perform clerical tasks while adhering to safety protocols including MRI and radiation safety guidelines.

The role requires enrollment in a Radiologic Technology program, basic patient care skills, and effective communication to support a diverse patient population. PRN status offers exposure across imaging modalities and collaborative teamwork.