Diagnostic Radiology Technologist

Indiana University Health System•Carmel, IN

About The Position

This is a full-time Diagnostic Radiology Technologist opportunity at IU Health. The position was newly created to help meet growing imaging demand, particularly within surgical services. The technologist performs a variety of diagnostic imaging procedures for adult and pediatric patients in a collaborative hospital environment. Approximately 30% of the patient population is pediatric. The department emphasizes surgical imaging support, teamwork, communication, and quality patient care. The schedule is 1.0 FTE, with four 10-hour shifts per week on Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday. The position includes rotating call and holiday work. A sign-on bonus is available for eligible applicants.

Requirements

Requires 0–3 years of relevant experience.
Basic Life Support certification through the American Heart Association (AHA) is required.
Active Registered Technologist – Radiography (RT(R)) status through the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT), or recent graduation from an approved Radiologic Technology training program and board eligibility.
Board-eligible candidates must obtain a Radiography credential within 6 months of hire.
Current Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH) license as a Radiologic Technologist or a current ISDH Radiology Student Permit.
Ability to maneuver equipment and improvise patient positions when routine positioning is not possible.

Nice To Haves

Surgical imaging experience.
Fluoroscopy experience.
Hospital-based imaging experience.

Responsibilities

Operate imaging equipment, including x-ray, fluoroscopy, and portable x-ray equipment, including equipment used in surgery.
Prepare patients by explaining examinations and positioning them correctly.
Collaborate with radiologists and referring physicians to ensure accurate imaging.
Follow radiation safety protocols.
Document detailed patient history and necessary information in the EMR.
Stay current with continuing education.
Monitor patients during examinations for safety.
Assist with minimally invasive procedures as needed.
Maneuver equipment and improvise positions when a patient's condition does not permit routine positioning.