X-Ray Technologist - Flexible Hours & Competitive Benefits

Patient First; Kentucky; On-site; USD 45,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, Dental and Vision insurance

Disability, Life, and Long Term care

401(k) Retirement Plan

Paid Annual Leave

Overtime Pay

Holiday Pay

Double time on holidays

Discounted medical treatment

Recruitment bonus

Patient Care Performance bonus

Job summary

Patient First is looking for a Radiologic Technologist to perform quality X-rays with correct positioning and exposure, while adhering to safety protocols to protect patients and staff. You will document imaging and support physicians, extenders, and nurses with patient care and triage.

Requirements include ARRT registration or Limited Radiologic Technologist program, a high school diploma, and state licensure if required.

Qualifications

• Must be 18 years or older.
• High school graduate or equivalent.
• ARRT registered or Limited Radiologic Technologist program graduate.
• Licensure as required by state law.

Responsibilities

• Obtain quality X-rays with correct positioning and exposure.
• Follow safety procedures to minimize radiation for patients and staff.
• Document and file X-ray paperwork and records.
• Assist Physicians, Extenders, and Nurses with patient care and triage.
• Maintain X-ray equipment and treatment areas; restock supplies.
• Provide patient support during exams and treatments.

Skills

Typing experience

Communication skills

Multitasking

Prioritization

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

ARRT registration or Limited Radiologic Technologist program

Licensed to practice (state requirements)

Job description

Patient First is looking for a Radiologic Technologist to perform quality X-rays with correct positioning and exposure, while adhering to safety protocols to protect patients and staff. You will document imaging and support physicians, extenders, and nurses with patient care and triage.

Requirements include ARRT registration or Limited Radiologic Technologist program, a high school diploma, and state licensure if required.