Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist
About The Position
The VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System (VASNHCS) is seeking a Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist to perform a full range of diagnostic imaging procedures. This role involves operating advanced equipment, preparing and administering contrast materials, and ensuring radiation safety. The technologist will work in a state-of-the-art facility serving over 230,000 veterans, utilizing cutting-edge equipment in a collaborative environment. The position is located in Las Vegas, Nevada, a growing metropolitan area with a high quality of life and a rapidly expanding healthcare sector.
Requirements
- Current ARRT registration in Radiography (R)
- Current BLS/BCLS certification (American Heart Association or equivalent)
- Minimum 1 year of diagnostic radiologic technologist experience in a hospital or clinical setting
- Proficiency with digital radiography, computed radiography, fluoroscopy, and PACS systems
- Knowledge of cross-sectional anatomy, radiation safety, and contrast administration protocols
Nice To Haves
- VA or federal healthcare experience preferred but not required
Responsibilities
- Operate a full range of computerized, digital, and direct radiographic equipment including portable units, C-arm units, and bone density equipment to perform general and specialized diagnostic procedures.
- Independently determine appropriate technical factors and modify standard procedures or positions as needed to accommodate patient condition or examination requirements.
- Perform fluoroscopic procedures including upper and lower GI studies, myelography, arthrography, and other specialized examinations under radiologist direction.
- Prepare and administer contrast materials orally, by enema, or intravenously; maintain competency in venipuncture and Point-of-Care Testing.
- Perform radiographic examinations at bedside and in operating rooms using portable X-ray units and mobile C-arm fluoroscopy.
- Utilize PACS and digital imaging systems to archive, validate, and transmit images for radiologic interpretation.
- Practice radiation safety and adhere to ALARA principles; participate in yearly inspections of lead personal protective equipment.
- Review radiology requests for technical soundness, accuracy, and conformity to policy; ensure proper patient identification throughout all procedures.
- Set up and adjust accessory equipment; prepare sterile fields for procedures requiring injectable contrast or interventional techniques.
- Perform administrative duties including scheduling, patient check-in/out, and file room operations.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
