Travel Radiologic/Fluoroscopy Tech I - Flexible Shifts

Inland Imaging Associates, LLC; Kennewick (WA); On-site; USD 41,328 - 60,614; Full time

Job summary

Inland Imaging Associates, LLC seeks a Supplemental Radiologic/Fluoro Technologist I to fill in for vacation and sick calls across locations as needed. You will perform general diagnostic radiography exams, including fluoroscopy, under radiologist supervision in outpatient settings.

The position requires an RCC/ARRT credential, Washington state licensure, and CPR/BLS. Training is provided, and you may rotate to hospital or clinical sites, adhering to Inland Imaging safety guidelines.

Qualifications

• AA degree preferred or military education/training equivalent.
• Accredited Radiologic Technologist Program required.
• Washington State Radiologic Technologist license required (current).
• Maintain ARRT (R) certification.
• Current CPR/BLS certification preferred.

Responsibilities

• Perform general diagnostic radiography exams including fluoroscopy in outpatient settings.
• Assist radiologist with fluoroscopic procedures and C-Arm operations.
• Administer oral/rectal and IV contrast as appropriate.
• Prepare exam rooms and maintain clean equipment and supplies.
• Train students in the educational radiologic technologist program.
• Adhere to Inland Imaging policies, HIPAA, and safety guidelines.

Skills

Anatomy

Medical terminology

Communication

HIPAA / confidentiality

Teamwork

Education

AA degree preferred

Accredited Radiologic Technologist Program

Tools

Outlook

Microsoft Office Suite

Workday

Qgenda

I-Site

EPIC

Medicalis

Webex

Job description

Inland Imaging Associates, LLC seeks a Supplemental Radiologic/Fluoro Technologist I to fill in for vacation and sick calls across locations as needed. You will perform general diagnostic radiography exams, including fluoroscopy, under radiologist supervision in outpatient settings.

The position requires an RCC/ARRT credential, Washington state licensure, and CPR/BLS. Training is provided, and you may rotate to hospital or clinical sites, adhering to Inland Imaging safety guidelines.