Travel Radiology Practitioner Assistant — Advanced Imaging

RadNet; Riverside (CA); On-site; USD 130,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental & Vision coverage

Health Savings Accounts with employer

Wellness dollars

401(k) Employer Match

Free imaging services for employee and

Job summary

RadNet is seeking a Radiology Practitioner Assistant to join our team across Riverside imaging centers. You will work under radiologist supervision, perform a range of diagnostic procedures, and support image acquisition, patient prep, and post-procedure documentation.

Candidates must hold state licensure in Diagnostic Radiologic Technology, an active fluoroscopy permit, ACLS, and a certified RA/RPA program (Weber State University or equivalent); ARRT certification is preferred.

Qualifications

• Must hold State License in Diagnostic Radiologic Technology.
• Must hold State License Fluoroscopy permit.
• ACLS certification is required.
• Certification from Weber State University (RPA) or approved RA program with radiologist-directed clinical preceptorship.
• ARRT certification preferred.

Responsibilities

• Verify and review patient orders prior to exams.
• Provide complete patient information for interpreting physicians and record history in RIS.
• Perform radiology procedures under radiologist supervision when required.
• Assist radiologists with biopsies, drainages, and other procedures.
• Assist in image capture and communicate evaluation findings.
• Maintain accurate medical records and discharge instructions.

Skills

Customer service

Communication skills

Prioritization under pressure

Professionalism

Education

State License in Diagnostic Radiologic Technology

State License Fluoroscopy permit

ACLS certification

Weber State University (RPA) or RA program certification

ARRT certification preferred

Job description

RadNet is seeking a Radiology Practitioner Assistant to join our team across Riverside imaging centers. You will work under radiologist supervision, perform a range of diagnostic procedures, and support image acquisition, patient prep, and post-procedure documentation.

Candidates must hold state licensure in Diagnostic Radiologic Technology, an active fluoroscopy permit, ACLS, and a certified RA/RPA program (Weber State University or equivalent); ARRT certification is preferred.