Radiology Technologist – LMRT/ARRT, Austin Clinic

Ortholonestar; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 30,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

Ortholonestar is seeking a radiology technician to perform X-ray imaging at the TXO-South Austin Clinic in Austin, TX. The role follows physician orders and safety procedures to ensure patient safety during imaging.

Responsibilities include patient prep, image processing, PACS transmission, equipment maintenance, and collaboration with physicians to ensure high-quality care. Requires ARRT/LMRT certification and at least one year in a healthcare setting.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or GED required.
• ARRT or LMRT radiologic certification; ARRT preferred.
• One year experience in a health care setting; orthopedics preferred.

Responsibilities

• Takes x-rays following established procedures for patient care and safety.
• Knowledge and application of radiology guidelines.
• Work with physician staff to ensure quality patient care and services are provided.
• Prepares patients for radiological procedures.
• Processes radiology images.
• Send x-rays to PACS by physician for reading and interpretation.
• Ensures radiology equipment is in good working condition and reports malfunction to the Radiation Safety Officer.
• Cooperates with inspections and compliance for radiology equipment and area.
• Maintains adequate supplies for radiology services.
• Assists with patient flow through clinic including rooming patients.
• Follow job duties for clinic technician when needed in that capacity.
• Responsible for knowing and applying doctor’s specific guidelines.
• Maintains supplies and restocks rooms on prescribed schedule.

Education

High School diploma or GED

ARRT or LMRT; ARRT preferred

Job description

Ortholonestar is seeking a radiology technician to perform X-ray imaging at the TXO-South Austin Clinic in Austin, TX. The role follows physician orders and safety procedures to ensure patient safety during imaging.

Responsibilities include patient prep, image processing, PACS transmission, equipment maintenance, and collaboration with physicians to ensure high-quality care. Requires ARRT/LMRT certification and at least one year in a healthcare setting.