Radiologic Technologist (nights)
A Radiologic Technologist (nights) is a healthcare professional responsible for performing diagnostic imaging procedures like X-rays, CT scans, or MRIs on patients during night shifts, primarily focusing on patient positioning, image acquisition, and ensuring radiation safety while adhering to established protocols and maintaining high quality patient care in a nighttime environment.
Within a setting renowned for clinical excellence, you will be responsible for applying prescribed ionizing radiation for radiological diagnosis to patients and performing accurate diagnostic procedures.
- Assess patients appropriately for the procedures ordered prior to, during, and after treatment according to Imaging Services/Departmental Guidelines.
- Operate highly specialized equipment, including radiographic, CR (Computed Radiography), DR (Digital Radiography), and PACS (Picture Archive Communication System).
- Perform IV contrast injections, urinary catheterizations, and/or other skills as required.
- Take part in the training of students and staff as assigned.
- Create a safe, comfortable and therapeutic environment for patients and families.
Qualifications
- High school graduate or equivalent required. Graduate of an approved School of Radiologic Technology required.
- Experience preferred, but not required
- ARRT registry or registry eligible.
- AHA BLS-HCP required.
- Effective interpersonal, communication and teamwork skills required. Must successfully complete orientation and competency validation for position.
Why is This a Great Opportunity
Sign on offered. Great benefits!
Radiologic Technologist (nights) OOJ in roanoke at Unknown Company
- Typical pay
- $79,040–$91,520
For context, most radiologic technologists earn between $79,040–$91,520 a year according to Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data. What this particular role pays is set by the employer — check the description above.
This position is listed as full time and onsite.