Senior Diagnostic Imaging Technologist – Radiology II

Kaiser Permanente; Los Angeles (CA); Hybrid; USD 75,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

Kaiser Permanente in Los Angeles is seeking an experienced Radiologic Technologist II to operate radiographic equipment and produce high-quality diagnostic images for physicians. The role requires clinical judgment for complex exams and meticulous adherence to safety and documentation standards.

Responsibilities include patient instruction, image verification, and collaboration with radiologists. The candidate should be capable of performing GI and advanced imaging, while maintaining

Qualifications

• Graduation from an accredited educational program in diagnostic radiologic technology.
• Ability to demonstrate knowledge of radiologic theory, principles, practices and techniques.

Responsibilities

• Operates radiographic equipment to produce high-quality diagnostic radiographs.
• Explains procedures to patients to reduce anxiety and gain cooperation.
• Maintains patient safety and radiation protection standards.
• Ensures correct patient identification and proper marking on films.
• Documents clinical activities accurately and timely.
• Maintains equipment and work areas per department guidelines.
• Performs a range of exams including GI, plain tomography, and intraoperative imaging when needed.

Skills

Radiologic technology knowledge

Patient positioning

Radiation safety

Communication skills

Documentation

Education

Accredited diagnostic radiologic technology program

Tools

X-ray imaging equipment

CR/DR systems

Job description

Kaiser Permanente in Los Angeles is seeking an experienced Radiologic Technologist II to operate radiographic equipment and produce high-quality diagnostic images for physicians. The role requires clinical judgment for complex exams and meticulous adherence to safety and documentation standards.

Responsibilities include patient instruction, image verification, and collaboration with radiologists. The candidate should be capable of performing GI and advanced imaging, while maintaining