Temporary Radiology Technologist

Princeton University•Princeton, NJ

2d•$42

About The Position

The Radiological Technologist supports the delivery, coordination, and quality assurance of diagnostic radiology services within University Health Services (UHS). This role ensures compliance with New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) regulations, maintains digital radiography operations, performs diagnostic imaging, and provides per‑diem radiologic and ECG services as needed. The position requires strong technical skills, attention to regulatory standards, and effective communication with campus partners, referring physicians, and external radiology and cardiology consultants. Work Schedule: Radiology operational hours are Monday–Friday: 8:45 AM – 5:00 PM (1‑hour lunch) and Saturday: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM during September-May. Hours change to 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM (45-min lunch) for June – August, no Saturdays during the summer. Casual technologists provide coverage for home Princeton University football games, varying by fiscal year.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree or equivalent
3+ years
Licensure: Current NJ Licensure by the NJDEP, Bureau of Radiology Health
Certification by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists
CPR/AED certified by the American Heart Association
3+ years of recent hospital diagnostic radiology or outpatient radiography experience
Ability to work independently and retain the protocols of our organization
Ability to work cohesively with other departments within OPMS, Athletic Medicine, Infirmary, OHS, and CPS.
Ability to maintain confidentiality.
Flexibility with schedule and dependable for attendance on acquired shifts.
Ability to work unbiased with diverse ethnicity, cultural backgrounds, and lifestyle preferences population.
Respect the cultures and identities of others.
Demonstrates curiosity and open mindset regarding those of different identities and cultures.
Demonstrates a commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Responsibilities

Perform diagnostic radiology studies in accordance with UHS protocols and provider orders.
Prepare and position patients for X‑ray exams, ensuring safety, comfort, and adherence to ALARA principles.
Conduct ECG testing, prepare patients, complete studies, and transmit results to cardiology consultants.
Support continuity of care by preparing and releasing imaging studies in accordance with medical record policies.
Serve as liaison between UHS providers, radiology consultants, cardiology consultants, and external specialists.
Communicate with PRA and Penn Medicine Hospital for urgent or STAT imaging needs.
Manage administrative functions within the EMR, including entering radiology and ECG reports and processing electronic prescriptions.
Track and follow up on all pending radiology reports to ensure timely completion.
Support legal and administrative functions related to risk management and medical record release.
Operate and maintain digital radiography systems, PACS, and VPN connections for image transmission.
Push images to radiology consultants (including STAT/urgent reads) and troubleshoot PACS or workflow issues.
Ensure accuracy, quality, and timely routing of all imaging reports and electronic documentation.
Prepare CDs and electronic files for medical record release
Coordinate preventative and corrective maintenance for radiology equipment.
Maintain inventory of radiology supplies and ensure adequate stock levels.
Maintain manufacturer manuals and documentation for radiology equipment.
Maintain and monitor all quality control measures for the DR unit in compliance with NJDEP regulations.
Participate in QA/QC activities, including preparation for annual state inspections.
Track and manage radiation badges and results in collaboration with Environmental Health & Safety.
Maintain QC logs, usage reports, maintenance records, and testing documentation.
Stay current with radiology standards and updates from AAMP, ARRT, ARA, and ASRT.