Radiologic Technologist | PRN | Desert Radiology

Radiology Partners•Las Vegas, NV

20d•$25 - $40•Onsite

About The Position

Desert Radiology, a Radiology Partners practice, is hiring a PRN Radiologic Technologist to perform outpatient radiographic examinations in the Greater Las Vegas area. The technologist follows established protocols for patient positioning, equipment operation, image receptor selection, and radiographic techniques. They use digital imaging and information systems, including RIS, Synapse, and PACS, to document, verify, code, and transmit imaging studies and required records. The role promotes patient safety and quality care through identity and order verification, assessment of patient conditions, application of radiation protection standards, and appropriate technical-factor adjustments. The technologist supports compliance with ACR, state, and departmental quality assurance standards by maintaining accurate documentation, monitoring QA/QC, and reviewing imaging quality and workflow. They also communicate professionally, work collaboratively, keep work areas organized, manage supplies, complete paperwork accurately, and support continuity of patient care. Desert Radiology describes its environment as collaborative and team-oriented, with a strong local community presence and support from Radiology Partners. The organization highlights opportunities for professional development and career growth, advanced imaging technology, and a focus on clinical excellence and patient care.

Requirements

Graduate of a recognized, approved AMA Council of Education program in radiologic technology.
Certification by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (A.R.R.T.).
Certification as a Medical Radiological Technologist (M.R.T.) by the State Medical Board.
Current CPR and AED certification.
Strong interpersonal and customer service skills, including the ability to work effectively with patients, physicians, and clinical staff and build positive working relationships.
Independent judgment and problem-solving skills, including the ability to assess needs, develop solutions, and make decisions that support optimal outcomes.
Strong organization, multitasking, and results-oriented skills, with a focus on accurate, timely, high-quality work.
Written and verbal communication skills and proficiency with basic computer applications, including word processing, internet use, and email.

Nice To Haves

Two years of radiology experience.
A bachelor’s degree in a science-related field.
Prior bone density training.

Responsibilities

Perform radiographic examinations according to established protocols for patient positioning, equipment operation, image receptor selection, and radiographic techniques.
Use RIS, Synapse, PACS, and other digital imaging and information systems to document, verify, code, and transmit imaging studies and required records.
Verify patient identity and orders, assess patient conditions, apply radiation protection standards, and adjust technical factors to support patient safety and quality care.
Maintain compliance with ACR, state, and departmental quality assurance standards through documentation, QA/QC monitoring, and review of imaging quality and workflow.
Communicate professionally and work as part of a team to support continuity of patient care.
Maintain organized work areas, manage supplies, and complete paperwork accurately.