Radiologic Technologist (Partial-PT) | Radiology | Marshalltown | 2026-251

McFarland Brand 2016-09-29•Marshalltown, IA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

McFarland Clinic is accepting applications for a Radiologic Technologist at its Marshalltown office. The role performs routine radiographic procedures and provides patient care throughout imaging examinations. The position works Monday through Friday, 10 hours per week, with hours from 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM. The technologist positions patients and adjusts equipment, explains procedures, monitors patients during examinations, follows radiation safety procedures, and selects appropriate exposure settings for each patient. The role also evaluates imaging studies for technical quality and diagnostic usefulness, releases patients after examinations, processes images if applicable, and delivers diagnostic images to radiologists for interpretation. Additional duties include administering contrast media, maintaining patient records and confidentiality, supporting equipment and supply decisions, maintaining department supplies, participating in quality assurance, and responding to emergencies. Professional development and participation in required meetings and committees are also expected. Applicants must have completed an accredited radiologic technology course or hold an Associate Degree in Radiologic Technology. Required credentials include current ARRT certification, current BCLS certification, and a current state permit as a General Diagnostic Radiographer. One to two years of experience is preferred. Multi-modality certification is preferred, or applicants must be willing to cross-train and obtain certification in another modality. Pre-employment drug screening and criminal history background checks are conditions of hire.

Requirements

Completion of an accredited course in radiologic technology or an Associate Degree in Radiologic Technology.
Current certification with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT).
Current BCLS certification.
Current state permit as a General Diagnostic Radiographer.
Service-oriented and able to work as a team player.
Pre-employment drug screening and criminal history background checks are conditions of hire.

Nice To Haves

One to two years of experience preferred.
Multi-modality certification preferred, or willingness to cross-train and certify in another modality.

Responsibilities

Position patients and adjust equipment for routine radiographic procedures.
Instruct patients regarding procedures and observe them for vital signs during examinations.
Follow prescribed safety standards when operating radiologic equipment and use radiation protection according to department policy and procedures.
Select radiation exposure length and intensity by adjusting equipment for each patient.
Examine imaging studies for technical quality and diagnostic usefulness.
Authorize release of patients after imaging examinations are complete.
Develop and process images, if applicable.
Deliver diagnostic images to radiologists for reading and interpretation.
Administer contrast media correctly and provide appropriate instruction.
Provide input for equipment and supply purchase decisions.
Recognize emergency situations and initiate life support measures for patients as necessary.
Maintain patient records and confidentiality.
Supply the work area according to departmental needs.
Assume responsibility for portions of the quality assurance program.
Attend required meetings and participate in committees as requested.
Enhance professional growth through education programs, conferences, and workshops.
Perform related work as required.