X-Ray Tech - Urgent Care Imaging & Patient Care

Novant Health Urgent Cares; New York (NY); On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive wages with annual market

Incentive Pay Program

Continuing Education Reimbursement

PSLF Program

UpToDate Subscription

Generous PTO

403(b) with 100% vested match

Health Reimbursement Account

Flexible Spending Account

Short term and Long-term Disability

Whole and Term Life Insurance

Great working environment

Job summary

Novant Health Urgent Care is seeking a radiologic technologist to operate X-ray equipment and produce images to aid diagnosis. The role includes triaging patients, taking vitals, and assisting with patient care while maintaining safety and infection control standards.

The ideal candidate holds a 1-year radiographic technology degree, current South Carolina radiography license or equivalent, and is trained in OSHA/HIPAA compliance.

Qualifications

• 1-year degree in Radiographic technology.
• Current SC license for radiographic technology.
• Trained in OSHA/HIPAA compliance.
• Willing to work 12 hour shifts and weekends.
• Willing to work at other centers as needed.
• Effective verbal and written communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Operate radiographic equipment and produce X-ray images to aid diagnosis.
• Triaging and rooming patients, including vitals and history review.
• Maintain center cleanliness and positive customer service.
• Record-keeping and infection control; schedule appointments.
• Protect patients and staff from radiation hazards; ensure safety compliance.
• Communicate with front staff on patient flow and wait times.

Skills

Verbal & written communication

OSH A/ HIPAA compliance

Willing to work 12-hour shifts

Education

1-year degree in Radiographic technology

2-year degree in Radiographic technology

Job description

Novant Health Urgent Care is seeking a radiologic technologist to operate X-ray equipment and produce images to aid diagnosis. The role includes triaging patients, taking vitals, and assisting with patient care while maintaining safety and infection control standards.

The ideal candidate holds a 1-year radiographic technology degree, current South Carolina radiography license or equivalent, and is trained in OSHA/HIPAA compliance.