Urgent Care Radiologic Technologist - Precise Imaging

Community Health Systems; Fort Wayne (IN); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Community Health Systems in Fort Wayne, IN is seeking a Radiologic Technologist – Urgent Care to perform full-scope diagnostic radiographic procedures and produce high-quality images in a fast-paced setting.

The role emphasizes patient safety, radiation protection, adherence to ALARA principles, cooperation with clinical staff, and accurate documentation in EHR/PACS. ARRT certification and BLS required; 1–2 years experience preferred.

Qualifications

• 1–2 years of experience as a Radiologic Technologist or Limited-Scope Radiologic Technologist required
• Experience in urgent care or outpatient settings preferred

Responsibilities

• Performs full-scope diagnostic radiographic examinations per physician orders and departmental protocols.
• Verifies patient identity and exam details; explains procedures and provides clear instructions.
• Positions patients accurately to obtain optimal diagnostic images while minimizing radiation exposure and adhering to ALARA principles.
• Evaluates images for diagnostic quality, positioning accuracy, and completeness prior to submission for interpretation.
• Operates, maintains, and performs quality control checks on radiographic equipment to ensure proper function and safety.
• Documents procedures, patient history, and imaging details in the EHR and radiology systems.
• Maintains radiation safety, infection prevention, and patient confidentiality standards.
• Assists with patient intake, rooming, and clinical support activities as needed.
• Collaborates with providers and clinical staff to ensure timely imaging and coordinated care.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

Skills

Image acquisition

ALARA safety

PACS & EHR

Communication

Team collaboration

Tools

PACS

EHR systems

Job description

Community Health Systems in Fort Wayne, IN is seeking a Radiologic Technologist – Urgent Care to perform full-scope diagnostic radiographic procedures and produce high-quality images in a fast-paced setting.

The role emphasizes patient safety, radiation protection, adherence to ALARA principles, cooperation with clinical staff, and accurate documentation in EHR/PACS. ARRT certification and BLS required; 1–2 years experience preferred.