Radiology Technologist - Part-Time Evening

Personal Touch Home Health Care Services Inc.; Beaverton (OR); On-site; USD 52,000 - 72,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus

Benefits

Job summary

Personal Touch Home Health Care Services Inc. seeks a Radiology Technologist to perform imaging examinations with ALARA principles, reviewing orders and ensuring patient safety in Beaverton, Oregon.

This part-time evening role requires Oregon licensure or a temporary license, ARRT certification within 6 months, and BLS from the American Heart Association; new grads may use a temporary OBMI license and must obtain a permanent license within 6 months.

Qualifications

• Must hold an Oregon Radiographer License or Temporary License upon hire.
• ARRT certification within 6 months.
• BLS certification from the American Heart Association.
• New graduates may start with a temporary OBMI license and must secure a permanent license within 6 months.

Responsibilities

• Execute imaging exams with accuracy and ALARA principles.
• Calibrate and operate imaging equipment while ensuring patient safety.
• Document procedures clearly and maintain patient records.
• Adhere to radiation safety standards and department policies.
• Part-time evening shifts with competitive compensation and a sign-on bonus for eligible candidates.

Skills

Imaging techniques

Attention to detail

Patient safety

Teamwork

Communication skills

Education

Oregon Radiographer License or Temp License

ARRT certification within 6 months

BLS certification (AHA)

Temporary OBMI license for new grads (6 months to permanent license)

Job description

Role Overview:

The Radiology Technologist performs imaging examinations using advanced equipment, ensuring high-quality results while minimizing radiation exposure (ALARA principle). They interpret physician orders, consider patient-specific needs, and apply clinical judgment for proper positioning, radiation dose calibration, and patient safety.

Responsibilities:

Conduct imaging procedures accurately, maintain radiation safety protocols, and deliver patient-centered care. Collaborate with healthcare providers to support diagnostic accuracy and patient comfort.

Qualifications:

Must hold an Oregon Radiographer License or Temporary License upon hire, obtain national certification from the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists within 6 months, and possess BLS certification from the American Heart Association. New graduates need a temporary OBMI license and must secure a permanent license within 6 months.

Skills & Attributes:

Clinical knowledge of imaging techniques, attention to detail, patient safety awareness, and ability to work effectively in a team. Strong communication skills and professionalism are essential.

Key Duties:

Execute imaging exams, calibrate equipment, ensure patient safety, document procedures, and adhere to safety standards. The role is part-time, evening shifts, and offers competitive compensation, benefits, and a sign-on bonus for eligible candidates.