X-Ray Technologist - Precision Imaging & Patient Care

Fort Healthcare Inc; Fort Atkinson (WI); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

401(k) with employer match

Generous PTO Plan

Health insurance

Vision insurance

Disability insurance

Flexible Spending

Life insurance

Pharmacy discount

Tuition assistance

Employee Assistance Program

Free parking

Employee gym

Job summary

Fort HealthCare in Fort Atkinson, WI, is seeking an X-Ray Tech to perform quality radiographs, safeguard patients, and support accurate diagnoses while minimizing radiation exposure.

Responsibilities include positioning patients, selecting techniques, coordinating with radiologists, and assisting during fluoroscopic C-ARM procedures. The role requires ARRT certification and Wisconsin licensure, with ongoing professional growth and competitive benefits offered.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology program; associates or bachelor’s degree required.
• ARRT certification upon hire and Wisconsin licensure.
• 1+ years radiography experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Positions patients properly to obtain quality radiographs.
• Optimizes technique selection for appropriate contrast and density.
• Protects patient from unnecessary radiation exposure.
• Interacts with Radiologists for additional imaging needs.
• Assists Radiologist during fluoroscopic C-ARM procedures.
• Documents images for radiologist dictation readiness.
• Administers contrast per protocol and responds to reactions.
• Maintains and cleans equipment to prevent cross-contamination.
• Understands scheduling to assist others as needed.

Skills

Radiography

Cerner

PACS

Patient care

Education

Graduate of accredited Radiologic Technology program (Associates/Bachelors)

ARRT certification upon hire

Wisconsin Licensure

Tools

Cerner

Change PACS

Job description

Fort HealthCare in Fort Atkinson, WI, is seeking an X-Ray Tech to perform quality radiographs, safeguard patients, and support accurate diagnoses while minimizing radiation exposure.

Responsibilities include positioning patients, selecting techniques, coordinating with radiologists, and assisting during fluoroscopic C-ARM procedures. The role requires ARRT certification and Wisconsin licensure, with ongoing professional growth and competitive benefits offered.