Radiology Technologist: Expert Imaging & Patient Care

Advocate Health; Charlotte (NC); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Advocate Health in Charlotte, NC seeks a Radiologic Technologist to perform radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures under Radiologist supervision. You will prepare and administer contrast media, document patient histories, and ensure accurate patient identification throughout the process.

Must be ARRT registered or eligible, with a formal AMA approved radiology program completed and BLS certified. The role emphasizes radiation safety, precise positioning, and collaboration with the radiology

Qualifications

• Completion of a formal Radiology Technology Program in an AMA approved facility.
• Registered by ARRT or registry-eligible with 1 year to complete registration.
• BLS certification required; 1 year direct patient care preferred.

Responsibilities

• Performs radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures under radiologist supervision.
• Documents patient history on requisitions prior to procedures.
• Confirms patient identity and verifies proof of identity.
• Prepares and administers contrast media as required.
• Consults with radiologist and other physicians as necessary.
• Operates imaging equipment and positions patients accurately.
• Maintains records as required by departmental standards.

Skills

Radiographic procedures

Patient communication

Radiation safety

Education

AMA Approved Radiology Technology Program

ARRT registration or eligibility

BLS certification

Tools

Imaging equipment

Job description

Advocate Health in Charlotte, NC seeks a Radiologic Technologist to perform radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures under Radiologist supervision. You will prepare and administer contrast media, document patient histories, and ensure accurate patient identification throughout the process.

Must be ARRT registered or eligible, with a formal AMA approved radiology program completed and BLS certified. The role emphasizes radiation safety, precise positioning, and collaboration with the radiology