Vascular Radiologic Technologist — Diagnostic Imaging

Mangrovemp; Leominster (MA); On-site; USD 114,616,000 - 157,597,000; Full time

Job summary

Vascular Care Group seeks a Radiologic Technologist to support physicians in diagnosing and treating vascular patients. You will perform primary diagnostic examinations, operate radiographic equipment, and assist in surgical settings as needed.

The role requires ARRT certification, 1–4 years of radiography experience, and strong patient communication skills. You will work under physician supervision while ensuring safety and data integrity.

Qualifications

• Minimum high school diploma or equivalent.
• Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in radiography, radiation therapy, or nuclear medicine preferred.
• ARRT certified.
• 1–4 years of general radiologic technologist experience preferred.
• Good communication with patients, visitors, and staff.
• Willingness for local/ regional assignments as needed.

Responsibilities

• Prepare exam room and equipment following safety and infection control protocols.
• Conduct clinical assessment and perform diagnostic radiologic examinations as ordered.
• Operate x-ray equipment including portable and surgical units.
• Identify anatomical orientation and ensure proper image labeling.
• Review images, synthesize results, and prepare preliminary findings.
• Assist as scrub technician during procedures as needed.
• Perform quality control and preventive maintenance on equipment.
• Maintain data in databases and ensure HIPAA compliance.
• Prioritize work based on workflow fluctuations and inform supervisors.

Skills

Radiologic technology

Patient communication

ARRT certified

Clinical assessment

Equipment operation

HIPAA compliance

Education

Associate's degree in radiography

Bachelor’s degree in radiography, radiation therapy, or nuclear medicine

Job description

Vascular Care Group seeks a Radiologic Technologist to support physicians in diagnosing and treating vascular patients. You will perform primary diagnostic examinations, operate radiographic equipment, and assist in surgical settings as needed.

The role requires ARRT certification, 1–4 years of radiography experience, and strong patient communication skills. You will work under physician supervision while ensuring safety and data integrity.