Radiology Technologist — Impactful X-ray Specialist

Beth Israel Lahey Health; United States; On-site; USD 43,000 - 75,000; Part time

Job summary

Beth Israel Lahey Health is seeking a Radiology Technologist for day shifts with rotating weekends and holidays. The role involves exam preparation, performing radiologic procedures, film development, quality control, and post-exam documentation. Strong hospital experience and AMA/ARRT credentials are required.

The position is part-time at 16 hours per week, with on-call rotation. Applicants must be licensed or eligible for Massachusetts ARRT certification and graduate from an AMA-approved

Qualifications

• Two years hospital experience preferred; training as a Student Radiology Technologist will be evaluated as part of experience.
• Graduate of an AMA approved radiology program for registration eligibility and ARRT certification.

Responsibilities

• Prepare for exam: review the requested procedure and allocate resources per protocols and patient needs.
• Perform exam: complete steps to prepare patient, perform the procedure, and dispatch to the next modality/location.
• Develop/process films in accordance with department protocols.
• Quality control: ensure film matching and completeness of the procedure.
• Post-exam: ensure information is available for radiologist reports and transmit readings as needed.
• Record-keeping for Exam/Requisition/Film Cycle.
• Maintain x-ray equipment per guidelines and manufacturer instructions; keep supplies stocked.
• Perform all duties ethically and professionally.

Skills

Hospital experience

Education

AMA approved radiology program

ARRT certification

Job description

Beth Israel Lahey Health is seeking a Radiology Technologist for day shifts with rotating weekends and holidays. The role involves exam preparation, performing radiologic procedures, film development, quality control, and post-exam documentation. Strong hospital experience and AMA/ARRT credentials are required.

The position is part-time at 16 hours per week, with on-call rotation. Applicants must be licensed or eligible for Massachusetts ARRT certification and graduate from an AMA-approved