Radiologic Technologist - Newark, DE - Direct Hire/ Full-Time

NavitasPartners•Newark, DE

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Navitas Healthcare, LLC is seeking a Radiologic Technologist for an exciting Full-Time Permanent opportunity in Newark, DE. This role involves operating and troubleshooting radiographic imaging equipment, serving as a subject matter expert for radiology software and imaging systems, and supporting clinical education and training. The technologist will assist with advanced imaging procedures across multiple specialties and operate various imaging equipment including C-Arms, portable X-ray machines, vascular hybrid rooms, contrast power injectors, stealth navigation consoles, and O-Arm systems. Additionally, the role provides imaging support for endografts, angiography, cardiac procedures, trauma applications, and intra-operative workflows, as well as supporting PACU and HVIS imaging operations. Maintaining imaging quality, patient safety, and departmental workflow efficiency is crucial.

Requirements

Minimum 3 years of experience as a Radiologic Technologist
Graduate of an accredited 2-year Radiology Technology program
ARRT Certification required
Delaware State Radiologic License required (or obtainable upon acceptance)
Strong experience in diagnostic imaging and procedural radiology environments

Responsibilities

Operate and troubleshoot radiographic imaging equipment
Serve as a subject matter expert for radiology software and imaging systems
Support clinical education and training for staff and students
Assist with advanced imaging procedures across multiple specialties including neuro, trauma, orthopedics, urology, vascular, and general surgery
Operate imaging equipment including C-Arms, portable X-ray machines, vascular hybrid rooms, contrast power injectors, stealth navigation consoles, and O-Arm systems
Provide imaging support for endografts, angiography, cardiac procedures, trauma applications, and intra-operative workflows
Support PACU and HVIS imaging operations
Maintain imaging quality, patient safety, and departmental workflow efficiency