Radiology Tech

Talent Staffing and Recruiting; Coos Bay (OR); On-site; USD 69,347 - 102,918; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Union: UFCW

Job summary

Talent Staffing and Recruiting partners with a trusted healthcare organization in Oregon to hire a Radiologic Technologist / Medical Imaging Tech I. This full-time role offers exposure to multiple imaging modalities and a dynamic department focused on quality and patient care.

You will perform imaging studies (X-ray, Mammography, CT, MRI as credentials allow), ensure diagnostic-quality images, and support daily workflow while maintaining safety and patient-centered care.

Qualifications

• Current ARRT certification in the relevant modality is required.
• Oregon license or temporary Oregon permit prior to ARRT registry is required; registry must be obtained within 1 year.
• AHA BLS (Healthcare Provider) certification is required.

Responsibilities

• Perform imaging studies (X-ray, Mammography, CT, MRI per credentials) safely and accurately.
• Use proper positioning and technique to deliver diagnostic-quality images.
• Support day-to-day workflow and department throughput; provide coordination and leadership as needed.
• Communicate effectively with patients, providers, and team members to ensure a smooth exam experience.
• Maintain confidentiality and work independently with minimal supervision.
• Maintain consistent, punctual attendance for assigned shifts.

Skills

ARRT certification

Oregon license

Education

Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology program

Associate's or Bachelor's degree in Radiologic Technology

Job description

Radiologic Technologist / Medical Imaging Tech I — Full-Time

Location: Oregon
Schedule: Full-time | 80 hours per pay period | Varied shifts (8–80)
Language: English
Department: Medical Imaging (confidential client)
Pay Range: $33.34 – $49.48/hr (DOE; top of range aligned to significant experience)
Union: UFCW

Grow your imaging career with a team that values quality, safety, and patient care

We are partnering with a trusted healthcare organization in Oregon to hire a Radiologic Technologist / Medical Imaging Tech I. This is a great opportunity if you enjoy variety, want exposure to multiple patient populations, and take pride in producing high-quality studies while helping keep a busy imaging department running smoothly.

What you'll do

You’ll perform a variety of medical imaging exams for patients of all ages, applying modality‑specific principles to deliver reliable results and a great patient experience. You’ll also support day-to‑day workflow by:

• Performing imaging studies safely and accurately within your scope and modality (e.g., X-ray, Mammography, CT, MRI—based on certification)
• Using strong positioning and technique to ensure diagnostic‑quality images
• Supporting daily patient flow and department workflow; providing day‑to‑day leadership in coordination and throughput
• Communicating effectively with patients, providers, and team members to ensure a smooth exam experience
• Maintaining confidentiality and working independently with minimal supervision when needed
• Maintaining consistent, punctual attendance for assigned shifts

Qualifications

Required

• Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology program
• Current ARRT certification in the relevant modality
• Oregon license or recent graduate with a valid temporary Oregon permit prior to taking ARRT registry
  • ARRT registry must be obtained within a reasonable time frame (not to exceed 1 year)
• AHA BLS (Healthcare Provider)

Safety & quality commitments (required)

• Image Wisely pledge certificate (obtain within 30 days of hire; renew annually by January 30)
• Image Gently pledge certificate (obtain within 30 days of hire; renew annually by January 30)

Preferred

• Associate's or Bachelor's degree
• 1 year hospital‑based imaging experience

Modalities (depending on your credentials)

• Radiologic Technology (X-ray)
• Mammography
• CT Technology
• MRI Technology

Physical/clinical requirements (role demands)

This position requires the ability to:

• Stand, walk, bend, squat, reach, and stretch frequently
• Respond quickly and appropriately to unexpected patient care needs
• Maintain adequate hearing and visual acuity (including color vision)
• Use fine motor skills and strong eye‑hand coordination
• Use safe body mechanics to assist patients with transfers and ambulation
• Lift up to 75 pounds (as required)
• Use standard and isolation precautions due to potential exposure to blood, bodily fluids, or infectious diseases
• Communicate effectively (reading, writing, speaking in person and by phone)
• Periodically use a personal computer

Additional details

• Equal Opportunity Employer