Weekend Radiologic Technologist — Imaging Specialist

CGH Medical Center; Sterling (IL); On-site; USD 39,000 - 58,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Gift Shop Discount

CGH Day Care Discount

CGH Dietary Discount

Employee Assistance Program

CGH Pharmacy Discount

CGH Vision Center Discount

Job summary

CGH Medical Center in Sterling, IL is seeking a Radiology Technologist to perform radiographic examinations, including fluoroscopy, trauma, portables and operating room procedures at the CGH Main Clinic. The role requires ARRT registration and IEMA registry within 1 month of hire, with at least two years in radiology and strong knowledge of radiation protection, positioning and image critique.

You will educate patients, supervise students, and ensure high-quality imaging while prioritizing

Qualifications

• ARRT registration within 1 month of hire.
• Illinois IEMA registry within 1 month of hire.
• Two years radiology experience preferred.
• Advanced knowledge of radiation protection, physics, positioning and image critique.

Responsibilities

• Perform radiographic examinations including fluoroscopy, trauma, portables, operating room, pain clinic and special procedures.
• Assess examination quality and appropriateness; ensure accurate results.
• Educate customers by explaining procedures and results.
• Supervise student technologists appropriately and assist in training.
• Maintain records and images; ensure proper data entry in the system.

Skills

ARRT registration

IEMA registry

Radiology experience

PACS familiarity

Tools

CR imaging

HIS

Job description

CGH Medical Center in Sterling, IL is seeking a Radiology Technologist to perform radiographic examinations, including fluoroscopy, trauma, portables and operating room procedures at the CGH Main Clinic. The role requires ARRT registration and IEMA registry within 1 month of hire, with at least two years in radiology and strong knowledge of radiation protection, positioning and image critique.

You will educate patients, supervise students, and ensure high-quality imaging while prioritizing