Radiologic Technologist X-Ray/CT - Fergus Falls - Day Shift

LAKE REGION HEALTHCARE•Fergus Falls, MN

25d•$33 - $48•Onsite

About The Position

Lake Region Healthcare is seeking a Radiologic Technologist to join its Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology team in Fergus Falls, Minnesota. The role provides general radiography and CT services and performs a range of exams, including surgical procedures, limited fluoroscopy, portable imaging, and CT. Mammography is available for interested technologists but is not required. Candidates interested in learning other modalities may receive on-the-job training. The technologist uses professional judgment in performing radiographic procedures and applying radiation-safety considerations, and provides high-quality care to patients and their families while working with physicians and other healthcare workers. Patients may be outpatients, inpatients, or emergency-department patients and may be of any age. The position is a 0.8 FTE day-shift role with day/night weekend and holiday rotation. The hourly wage range is $32.64–$43.90 for hires without CT boards and $35.98–$48.38 for hires with CT boards; final compensation depends on experience, qualifications, and internal equity. A $10,000 sign-on bonus is offered with a two-year work commitment.

Requirements

Must be an ARRT-registered Radiologic Technologist, RT(R).
Must obtain ARRT Registered CT Technologist credential within 24 months of hire; on-the-job training and support toward credentialing are available for the right candidate.
Must have current CPR certification or obtain it within six months of hire.
Dependable, self-reliant, and flexible approach to work.
Ability to communicate effectively and work independently.

Nice To Haves

Interest in learning other imaging modalities; on-the-job training is available.
Mammography experience or interest is optional and not required.
ARRT CT registration at hire is associated with the higher stated hourly wage range.

Responsibilities

Perform general radiography and CT exams.
Perform exams that may include surgical procedures, limited fluoroscopy, portable imaging, and CT.
Use professional judgment when performing radiographic procedures and applying radiation-safety considerations.
Provide a high-quality patient-care experience through effective interaction with patients, family members, physicians, and other healthcare workers.
Communicate effectively and work independently.
Use the department’s electronic medical record, imaging systems, and radiology equipment.