Urgent Care Radiologic Technologist

Children's Hospital of The King's Daughters; Chesapeake (VA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

Children's Hospital of The King's Daughters in Chesapeake, VA is seeking a Radiological Technologist for Urgent Care. The role performs radiologic procedures, ensures image quality, and supports patient flow within the imaging team.

Key requirements include ARRT certification, CPR, and 2–3 years of pediatric or general x‑ray experience. Team collaboration and strict radiation safety are essential in this fast-paced setting.

Qualifications

• 2–3 years pediatric or general x‑ray experience preferred.
• Knowledge of diagnostic radiology principles and procedures.
• Interpersonal skills to communicate with patients, families, staff and physicians.
• Ability to determine best radiographs with minimal radiation exposure.
• Ability to work as part of a clinically integrated team.

Responsibilities

• Performs radiologic procedures under supervision to produce diagnostic studies.
• Receives and interprets requests; operates radiographic equipment and records results.
• Protects patient, self and others from secondary radiation.
• Maintains knowledge of radiation protection standards and anatomy.
• Provides imaging services using CR/DR modalities and ensures image quality.
• Evaluates radiographs for technical quality and accuracy.
• Uses professional judgment during procedures and provides patient care.
• Recognizes conditions requiring immediate action and reports to provider.
• Assists with clinical processes to support safe patient care.

Skills

Radiologic procedures

Patient cooperation

Radiation safety

Team collaboration

Education

ARRT Certification (Radiologic Technologist)

CPR Certification

Tools

X-ray equipment (CR/DR)

Job description

Children's Hospital of The King's Daughters in Chesapeake, VA is seeking a Radiological Technologist for Urgent Care. The role performs radiologic procedures, ensures image quality, and supports patient flow within the imaging team.

Key requirements include ARRT certification, CPR, and 2–3 years of pediatric or general x‑ray experience. Team collaboration and strict radiation safety are essential in this fast-paced setting.