Radiology Technologist

Live Well Homecare; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Live Well Homecare in Seattle is seeking a Radiology Technologist to produce high-quality radiographs, operate digital imaging equipment, and ensure patient safety and comfort. Requirements include an AMA-approved Radiologic Technology program, ARRT certification, an active or pending WA state license, and knowledge of RIS and PACS.

Preference given to candidates with over one year of experience and BLS/CPR certification.

Qualifications

• AMA-approved Radiological Technology program.
• ARRT certification.
• WA state license (active or pending).
• Knowledge of RIS and PACS systems.
• BLS/CPR certification preferred.
• Over 1 year of experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Perform all radiological procedures including plain film and fluoroscopy.
• Monitor and communicate with radiologists to tailor examinations.
• Review images for technical quality.
• Maintain safety standards and patient comfort.
• Stay current with evolving modalities and technology.

Skills

Patient safety

Quality imaging

Radiologist collaboration

Adaptability

Education

AMA-approved Radiological Technology program

ARRT certification

WA state license (active or pending)

Tools

RIS

PACS

Job description

Role

Radiology Technologist responsible for producing high-quality radiographs, operating digital imaging equipment, and ensuring patient safety and comfort.

Responsibilities

Perform all radiological procedures including plain film and fluoroscopy, monitor and communicate with radiologists to tailor examinations, review images for technical quality, maintain safety standards, and stay current with evolving modalities and technology.

Qualifications & Skills

Graduate of AMA-approved Radiological Technology program, current ARRT certification, active or pending WA state license, and knowledge of RIS and PACS systems. Preferred candidates have over one year of experience and BLS/CPR certification.

Key Duties

Ensure safety and quality of imaging, adhere to legal and regulatory standards, collaborate with medical staff, and adapt to new procedures and technology advancements.