Radiology Technician Student - Good Samaritan

MultiCare Health System•Puyallup, WA

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Radiologic Technologist Trainee Program is for individuals who are 6-8 months away from graduation from a JCERT certified program. Trainees must commit to a minimum of six shifts every six weeks and hold an active BLS and WA state Radiologic Technician license. Upon successful completion of the program, if offered a position, you will be a per diem employee of MultiCare. The Radiologic Technologist performs a full range of diagnostic imaging examinations in accordance with established departmental guidelines, utilizing fixed imaging equipment, portable radiography, and fluoroscopic systems to support trauma imaging, operating room cases, and routine diagnostic exams. This role functions as a clinical role model and resource within the hospital, demonstrating the ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary healthcare team.

Requirements

6-8 months away from graduation
Can commit to a minimum of six shifts, every six weeks
Have an active BLS
In good standing in a JCERT certified program
Hold an active WA state Radiologic Technician license
Graduate or eligible for graduation with an AA degree from accredited Imaging program or equivalent
Eligible to take ARRT registry or enrolled in an ARRT accredited program.
Must obtain ARRT RT(R) within 12 months of hire.
Washington State license as X-Ray Technician (XT license) required
BLS Certification

Nice To Haves

Two letters of recommendation will be required for applicants who have not completed clinical rotations with MultiCare Health system.

Responsibilities

Perform a broad range of diagnostic radiology exams using fixed, portable, and fluoroscopic imaging equipment
May support trauma imaging, operating room cases, as well as routine diagnostic studies
Ensure imaging exams are completed in accordance with established departmental policies and clinical guidelines
Serve as a clinical resource and role model, working effectively both independently and as part of the care team