Urgent Care Radiologic Technologist

Socket.dev; Sanford (ME); On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental, and vision coverage

Company paid short-term disability

401k with company match

Tuition assistance with Purdue Global

Employee discounts on services and on/

Job summary

ConvenientMD in New England urgent care clinics seeks a Radiologic Technologist to deliver high-quality imaging and clinical support. You will perform radiologic procedures, operate imaging equipment, and collaborate with radiologists to ensure accurate diagnoses while maintaining safe patient practices.

You will triage patients, conduct essential testing, manage equipment and supplies, and uphold HIPAA while delivering compassionate, patient-centered care.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• ARRT certification as Radiologic Technologist.
• BLS certification required; CPR/ACLS not accepted.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and perform radiologic procedures following protocols.
• Operate radiographic, fluoroscopic, and portable equipment with ALARA safety.
• Position patients and document studies in EMR/PACS.
• Collaborate with radiologists for study interpretation and outside requests.
• Efficiently switch between RT and Medical Assistant duties.
• Triage patients, record history and vital signs, and assist with testing.

Skills

Radiologic procedures

Patient care

Triage & assessment

Team collaboration

Technical proficiency

Education

High School Diploma

ARRT Certification

BLS certification

Tools

EMR/PACS

Microsoft Office

Job description

ConvenientMD in New England urgent care clinics seeks a Radiologic Technologist to deliver high-quality imaging and clinical support. You will perform radiologic procedures, operate imaging equipment, and collaborate with radiologists to ensure accurate diagnoses while maintaining safe patient practices.

You will triage patients, conduct essential testing, manage equipment and supplies, and uphold HIPAA while delivering compassionate, patient-centered care.