Radiology Tech

UnitedHealth Group•San Bernardino, CA

3d•$24 - $43

About The Position

As a Radiology Technologist, you will perform diagnostic X-ray examinations that do not require constant supervision of technical details. The role requires comprehensive knowledge of anatomy, radiographic techniques, and positioning. You will follow radiology policies and procedures, protect patients and staff from unnecessary radiation exposure, and produce diagnostic-quality images while minimizing patient exposure. The position also involves preparing for and coordinating procedures, supporting patients throughout their visit, maintaining and calibrating equipment, completing quality-control and safety documentation, and keeping clinical spaces and equipment clean. You will collaborate with radiology and clinical staff, providers, and supervisors to ensure coordinated care and adequate coverage.

Requirements

High school diploma, GED, or equivalent experience.
Graduate of an AMA-approved Radiological Technology School.
CRT certification in Radiology and Fluoroscopy with the State of California Department of Public Health/Radiologic Health Branch.
Current ARRT certification.
Basic Life Support certification for Healthcare Providers from the AHA.
Driver’s license and access to reliable transportation.

Nice To Haves

At least 2 years of experience working in radiology.

Responsibilities

Perform radiology procedures in accordance with the Radiology Policy and Procedure Manual.
Follow radiation safety guidelines, including wearing a personal dosimetry monitoring device during working hours and standing behind protective barriers when producing X-rays.
Follow standing orders and repeat imaging policies.
Confirm ordered exams and radiologist protocols, including positioning, shielding, and imaging techniques that provide diagnostic-quality images while minimizing patient exposure.
Review schedules 24–48 hours in advance and verify appropriate timing and orders for procedures; seek clarification from the ordering provider when needed.
Greet patients and visitors warmly and verify patient identity using at least two unique identifiers before procedures.
Conduct infectious screening, provide masks to symptomatic patients, use appropriate PPE, and follow infection-control and disinfection policies.
Explain exam preparation, positioning, and follow-up instructions clearly to patients; provide clean gowns and instructions for their use while maintaining patient dignity.
Verify pregnancy status and consent before radiation exposure, and refer patients to Urgent Care for point-of-care testing in accordance with standing-order policies.
Assist patients during procedures and provide instructions for returning to the clinic or exiting the building when indicated.
Reschedule appointments as directed with approval from the Radiology Manager or Clinical Operations Manager.
Handle radiology equipment carefully; perform manufacturer-required daily calibration and quality-control tests, and accurately record results.
Identify areas of concern on images, notify the Radiology Technician and/or ordering provider as indicated, and route images to the radiologist for interpretation throughout the day.
Communicate equipment or service needs to the supervisor and facilitate communication with service providers as needed.
Review procedure manuals and required reference materials and know where they are located.
Disinfect exam rooms, changing rooms, waiting areas, and equipment after each procedure, and log disinfection daily.
Conduct monthly supply inventories, discard expired items, and correctly complete and verify Date Open labels on cleaning products, hand sanitizers, and similar items.
Conduct annual lead-apron testing and log the date and results.
Participate in department huddles, department meetings, safety meetings, and clinical meetings; seek proactive resolutions.
Collaborate with the team, clinical staff, and providers to accommodate services and ensure adequate coverage throughout the day; communicate coverage concerns to the supervisor.