Radiology Technician

Nevada Donor Network, Inc.; Las Vegas (NM); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Nevada Donor Network, Inc. is seeking a Full-Time CT / Portable X-Ray / Echo Radiologic Technologist to provide imaging support for the Donor Care Unit (DCU).

The role performs CT imaging with/without IV contrast, portable X-ray, and echocardiography studies in a high-acuity environment to support donor evaluation and organ placement decisions. The technologist will work 40 hours per week with on-call flexibility to cover staff PTO and emergent donor cases as needed, ensuring timely image

Qualifications

• CT imaging with and without IV contrast as ordered by the clinical team.
• Portable X-ray imaging in the Donor Care Unit (DCU) with ICU-level positioning.
• Echocardiography (TTE) imaging support per donor evaluation protocols.

Responsibilities

• Perform CT examinations including non-contrast and contrast-enhanced studies with safe screening and documentation.
• Establish IV access and administer contrast when within scope, recording dose and tolerance.
• Monitor for adverse reactions and coordinate with on-site clinical team for emergencies.
• Ensure proper technique, image quality, and adherence to ALARA principles; document exam completion.
• Capture and transfer high-quality echocardiography studies; label and document findings.
• Provide coverage to support operational needs, including on-call and PTO periods.

Job description

The Full-Time CT / Portable X-Ray / Echo Radiologic Technologist provides imaging support for the Donor Care Unit (DCU). This role performs CT imaging (with and without IV contrast), portable diagnostic radiography (X-ray), and echocardiography studies in a high-acuity clinical environment, ensuring timely image acquisition, patient safety, and accurate documentation to support donor evaluation and organ placement decisions. The technologist will work 40 hours per week, and must maintain flexibility to support operational needs, including on-call as needed, coverage during staff PTO and emergent donor cases

Requirements

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

Specific duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

CT Imaging (With and Without Contrast)

• Perform CT examinations including non-contrast and contrast-enhanced studies as ordered/approved by the clinical team.
• Confirm order appropriateness, patient identification, and required safety screening (contrast allergy history when applicable, renal function parameters per protocol, pregnancy screening if applicable).
• Establish IV access and administer IV contrast when within scope, competency, and certification, including accurate documentation of contrast agent, dose, site assessment, and patient tolerance.
• Monitor for and respond to contrast reactions or changes in clinical status; activate emergency response and collaborate with the on-site clinical team.
• Ensure correct scan parameters, dose optimization, and image quality; repeat imaging only when clinically necessary and consistent with ALARA principles.
• Perform portable X-ray examinations within the DCU, including ICU-level positioning and imaging of patients with lines/tubes/devices.
• Ensure proper technique, positioning, and image quality while maintaining patient safety and infection prevention standards.
• Confirm and document exam completion, image adequacy, and any notable limitations or challenges encountered.

Echocardiography

• Perform transthoracic echocardiograms (TTE) in accordance with physician orders and donor evaluation protocols.
• Obtain high-quality cardiac ultrasound images, measurements, and Doppler assessments to support organ donor evaluation and transplant decision-making.
• Recognize and document significant cardiac findings, technical limitations, and image quality concerns; promptly communicate urgent findings to the clinical team.
• Ensure accurate patient identification, exam documentation, image labeling, and timely transfer of studies for physician interpretation.
• Maintain competency in portable bedside echocardiography within a critical care environment, including management of ICU equipment, lines, and monitoring devices during imaging procedures.