Radiologic Technologist, Diag Imaging

Olympic Medical Center•Port Angeles, WA
•Onsite

About The Position

The Radiologic Technologist performs radiologic procedures by safely applying ionizing radiation to patients for diagnostic purposes, as directed by OMC-credentialed radiologists and at the request of referring providers. The position requires independent judgment, ingenuity, and initiative and does not require constant supervision. The technologist understands age-related care needs for pediatric, adult, and geriatric patients. External contacts include patients, family members, and physicians; internal contacts include diagnostic imaging staff, nursing staff, and management. The position is based at Olympic Medical Center on Washington State’s North Olympic Peninsula. It is listed at 100% FTE and works day shifts. Weekend and holiday shifts are required. The posting lists an incentive of $5,000 and identifies shift differentials and premiums, including evening, night, weekend, standby, lead, certification, trainer, and student coordinator premiums.

Requirements

  • Satisfactory completion of formal Radiologic Technology training.
  • Current ARRT registry certification or equivalent.
  • Current Washington State Radiologic Technologist licensure.
  • BLS certification, or ability to obtain and maintain certification.
  • Thorough knowledge of specialty theory and its application, including concepts, procedures, radiation safety precautions, and effects.
  • Demonstrated skill and ability to consistently perform high-quality x-ray imaging and procedures.

Nice To Haves

  • Two years of radiology experience in a hospital setting is preferred.

Responsibilities

  • Perform radiologic procedures by safely applying ionizing radiation for diagnostic purposes.
  • Carry out procedures as directed by OMC-credentialed radiologists and requested by referring providers.
  • Apply independent judgment, ingenuity, and initiative while performing work without constant supervision.
  • Provide care with an understanding of the age-related needs of pediatric, adult, and geriatric patients.
  • Interact with patients, family members, physicians, diagnostic imaging staff, nursing staff, and management.
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