Radiologic Technologist (Part-Time, 2 shifts/week)

JES Tech•Richland, WA

12d•$37 - $42•Onsite

About The Position

The Radiologic Technologist will operate diagnostic imaging equipment, perform routine radiographic studies, assist physicians with procedures, and perform certain ancillary diagnostic testing. The ideal candidate maintains high accuracy in imaging technique, ensures patient safety/comfort, and participates in quality control and compliance duties.

Requirements

Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Radiologic Technology or equivalent
ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists) certification
Washington State Radiologic Technologist license
BLS (Basic Life Support) certification
Must obtain Medical Assistant Registered (MA-R) within 90 days of hire
Prior experience in radiographic imaging and exams, with precision and speed
Solid understanding of radiation safety, positioning, exposure technique, state/federal regulations
Experience with PACS, EMR systems, imaging workflows, and data/documentation
Strong communication skills (patients, providers, team)
High integrity and confidentiality in clinical practice
Ability to attend a required one-week out-of-state training (all travel arrangements covered)
Dress code: business professional or scrubs (natural hair colors only; natural nails)
Physical ability: standing, walking, lifting up to 50 lbs, good visual acuity and manual dexterity
Reliable transportation and flexibility to meet the training requirement
Must be U.S. Citizenship or National and have ability to successfully obtain necessary security clearance.

Responsibilities

Operate x-ray and related diagnostic imaging equipment in compliance with established protocols
Perform digital radiographs, upload images securely, and document findings
Perform and assist in troubleshooting, equipment calibration, quality assurance tasks
Support PACS image archival, retrieval, and documentation workflows
Assist physicians with imaging procedures and coordinate with other healthcare providers
Prepare digital images and B-READ (or equivalent) forms for review
Perform additional testing (e.g. audiograms, visual acuity, ocular tension, PFTs, ECGs, vital signs) as needed
Adhere to radiation safety (ALARA), regulatory, and institutional policies
Maintain annual competencies, required certifications, and continuing education credits
Execute monthly QA / compliance responsibilities
Other related duties as assigned