C-arm/Radiologic Technologist

RAYUS Radiology•Alexandria, MN

13h•$29 - $46

About The Position

RAYUS Radiology is seeking a C-arm/Radiologic Technologist to operate assigned equipment and produce images of patients’ bodies for diagnostic purposes. The technologist performs routine and advanced X-ray and C-arm imaging procedures with minimal supervision while providing ongoing patient support. The role includes screening and preparing patients, positioning them appropriately, adjusting imaging parameters and using dose-reduction techniques, maintaining sterile environments when needed, following physician orders and safety regulations, and keeping accurate records in the Radiology Information System. Additional duties include maintaining a clean and orderly work area, meeting accreditation requirements, performing assigned quality-control tasks, participating in team meetings, assisting with radiographic and C-arm protocol updates, and answering department calls. This is a full-time position for 40 hours per week. The schedule is Monday through Friday on rotating evening shifts of 2:30 p.m.–10:30 p.m. or 3 p.m.–11 p.m., with occasional day shifts as needed. The role includes every-fourth-weekend and every-third-holiday rotations, intermittent on-call shifts, and rarely an 11 p.m.–7 a.m. shift depending on staffing needs. The stated pay range is $29.00–$45.79, based on direct and relevant experience.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Current ARRT registered technologist credential in good standing.
Graduation from an American Medical Association (AMA)-approved school of radiography.
Radiological Technologist license, if required by the state(s) where the employee works.
Current CPR certification, maintained throughout employment.
Documented training and applicable experience sufficient to competently and independently perform C-arm procedures under provider supervision.

Nice To Haves

Bilingual.

Responsibilities

Screen patients for precautions or contraindications, using two patient identifiers to confirm the patient and procedure.
Explain imaging procedures and prepare and position patients for imaging.
Perform routine and advanced X-ray and C-arm imaging procedures with minimal supervision while providing continuous patient support.
Produce diagnostic images in assigned areas.
Adjust X-ray and C-arm parameters as needed and use dose-reduction techniques appropriately.
Maintain a sterile environment during procedures that require it.
Follow physicians’ orders and safety regulations, and maintain accurate records in the Radiology Information System (RIS).
Keep the work area and equipment clean and orderly, promoting safety for patients and team members.
Maintain accreditation requirements.
Perform assigned quality-control tasks.
Participate in team meetings.
Assist with updating and maintaining radiographic and C-arm protocols.
Answer department phone calls.
Perform other duties as assigned.