Radiologic Technologist (Tues, Thurs, Fri 10AM-11:30PM)

Principle Health Systems•Richmond, TX

150d•$26 - $32

About The Position

The Mobile Radiologic Technologist performs diagnostic imaging procedures using mobile radiographic equipment. The role travels to locations including skilled nursing facilities, long-term acute care facilities, rehabilitation hospitals, assisted living facilities, and patient homes to provide imaging services. The technologist is responsible for capturing high-quality images, providing patient care, and following safety standards.

Requirements

Earned a degree from a Limited Medical Radiologic Technologist (LMRT) or ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists) program.
Completed internships with hands-on clinical experience during the degree program.
Passed or be scheduled to take qualifying exams within the required timeframe for LMRT or ARRT certification.
Able to lift and transport equipment weighing up to 50 pounds.
Valid state radiology license, if applicable.
Strong technical skills in radiology, excellent communication and patient care skills, ability to work independently in a mobile environment, and familiarity with infection control procedures.
Valid driver's license and willingness to travel within the assigned territory.
Able to stand, walk, and bend for prolonged periods.
Comfortable driving for extended periods to patient locations, up to 200+ miles per day.
Strong attention to detail and ability to perform under high-stress situations.
Flexibility to adapt to scheduling changes and varying patient needs.

Responsibilities

Operate portable radiographic equipment to capture diagnostic images according to prescribed imaging protocols.
Transport and operate mobile imaging equipment at hospitals, clinics, and patient residences.
Explain procedures to patients and position them for imaging while maintaining their safety and comfort.
Cover areas not being imaged to protect patients from unnecessary radiation exposure.
Coordinate with facility staff or aides to align patients with limited mobility; direct handling of patients is not allowed.
Perform EKG examinations and comply with infection control procedures.
Document patient records during and after procedures.
Calibrate radiographic equipment to produce clear images and assist in interpreting radiographs when necessary.
Sterilize, store, and routinely maintain radiographic equipment, and promptly report equipment failures or issues.
Log, organize, and develop imaging results according to company protocols.
Safely operate a motor vehicle.