Radiology Technologist

Health Care Administrators Association® (HCAA); Tualatin (OR); On-site; USD 5,097,000 - 7,990,000; Full time

Job summary

Health Care Administrators Association seeks a Radiology Technologist to perform imaging exams, ensuring high-quality results while minimizing radiation exposure. You will leverage ALARA principles, position patients accurately, and calibrate equipment under physician orders in a collaborative care setting.

The role requires Oregon licensure or temporary license, ARRT certification within six months, and BLS certification, with flexible full-time or part-time shifts and competitive pay in a

Qualifications

• Oregon Radiographer License or Temporary License required.
• ARRT certification within 6 months of hire.
• BLS certification required.
• Educational background meeting certification and licensing requirements.

Responsibilities

• Executing imaging procedures accurately and efficiently.
• Maintaining patient safety and comfort during exams.
• Calibrating equipment and adjusting techniques for optimal results.
• Following safety protocols to minimize radiation exposure.
• Ensuring all procedures comply with regulatory standards.
• Collaborating with healthcare team members to provide patient-centered care.

Skills

Clinical knowledge

Attention to detail

Patient care

Education

Oregon Radiographer License or Temporary License

ARRT certification within 6 months

BLS certification

Educational background meeting certification/licensing requirements

Job description

Position Overview:

The Radiology Technologist performs imaging exams based on physician orders, utilizing advanced imaging equipment while considering patient-specific needs. They ensure high-quality images with minimal radiation exposure, adhering to ALARA principles. The role involves clinical judgment for proper positioning, radiation dose calibration, and patient safety.

Responsibilities Include

• Executing imaging procedures accurately and efficiently
• Maintaining patient safety and comfort during exams
• Calibrating equipment and adjusting techniques for optimal results
• Following safety protocols to minimize radiation exposure
• Ensuring all procedures comply with regulatory standards
• Collaborating with healthcare team members to provide patient-centered care

Qualifications & Skills

• Oregon Radiographer License or Temporary License upon hire
• American Registry of Radiologic Technologists certification within 6 months
• Basic Life Support (BLS) certification
• Educational background meeting certification and licensing requirements
• Strong clinical knowledge, attention to detail, and patient care skills

Additional Information:

The role offers flexible full-time and part-time shifts, competitive pay within $36.99 - $57.44 per hour, and benefits supporting professional growth and well‑being. Candidates must demonstrate a commitment to diversity, inclusivity, and high-quality care in a collaborative environment.