X‑Ray & Radiologic Technologist Opportunities – Salt Lake County

Intermountain Health

9d•$29 - $45•Onsite

About The Position

We are continuously hiring Imaging professionals to support a variety of care settings across Salt Lake County. Whether you're an experienced Radiologic Technologist or exploring your next opportunity, this posting allows you to be considered for current and upcoming imaging positions across Salt Lake County. Opportunities may become available in clinic, inpatient, outpatient, emergency department, procedural, and ambulatory care settings. This posting may include opportunities in: Clinic, inpatient, outpatient, emergency department, and procedural settings, Full-time, part-time, PRN, and variable shifts, Multiple locations throughout Salt Lake County. Eligible positions may qualify for a sign-on bonus. Bonus eligibility and amounts vary by position and location. Depending on experience, licensure, and certification, roles may include: Radiologic Technologist (Registered), Senior Radiologic Technologist / Radiologic Technologist II, Limited Scope Radiographer. Positions may support general diagnostic imaging, fluoroscopy, mobile imaging, and procedural services depending on department needs. Opportunities for cross-training and career growth may be available based on department needs, licensure, certification, and operational requirements.

Requirements

American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT)(R) certification or registry eligibility, as required by role
Current Radiologic Technologist or Limited Scope Radiographer license in state of practice, as applicable
Basic Life Support certification (BLS) for healthcare providers

Responsibilities

Perform radiologic examinations according to department protocols and quality standards.
Ensure patient safety, comfort, and accurate identification throughout the imaging process.
Maintain compliance with radiation safety, infection prevention, and regulatory requirements.
Document procedures and utilize imaging equipment and information systems appropriately.
Collaborate effectively with providers, patients, and fellow caregivers.