X-Ray Technologist

Radiology Partners•Avon, CT

6d•$30 - $36•Onsite

About The Position

Jefferson Radiology, a Radiology Partners practice, is hiring an X-Ray Technologist to provide imaging services that assist in the diagnosis or treatment of patients using x-ray energy and radio/fluoroscopic procedures. The technologist performs medical imaging techniques and related procedures to demonstrate anatomy for interpretation or intervention by, or at the request of, a licensed practitioner. The role is based on-site in Avon, Connecticut. The technologist performs and documents radiographic examinations, positions patients, selects appropriate techniques, and uses digital systems including RIS and Synapse/PACS. Before each procedure, the technologist verifies patient identity, reviews requisitions and chart orders, and records patient history according to ACR standards and departmental policies. The role also includes following radiation safety protocols, adjusting technical factors for patient anatomy, and ensuring images have proper anatomical identification and orientation. The position conducts quality assurance and control activities in accordance with ACR, State Department of Health Services, and other credentialing requirements, using modality QA reports to support continuous improvement. The technologist helps maintain a safe and organized work environment by assessing patient conditions, using appropriate support or restraining devices, managing supply inventory, and interacting professionally and courteously with patients, physicians, and colleagues. Jefferson Radiology offers an outpatient setting, flexible scheduling with several shift options, professional development opportunities, and a collaborative, supportive, team-first culture. The hourly pay range is $30.00–$36.00, with final compensation based on factors including education, experience, certifications, and geographic location. Benefits may include health and wellness coverage, a 401(k) with employer offerings, paid time off and holidays, incentive and productivity programs where eligible, and family planning and telehealth benefits, subject to eligibility requirements.

Requirements

Successful completion of a radiology program at an accredited school.
Current registration with the American Registry of Radiological Technologists (ARRT).
State licensure, where required.
BCLS certification.
Competency in venipuncture, aseptic technique, universal precautions and documentation, contrast administration, and use of a power injector.

Responsibilities

Perform and document radiographic examinations with proficiency, including proper patient positioning, appropriate technique selection, and correct use of digital systems such as RIS and Synapse/PACS.
Verify patient identity, review requisitions and chart orders, and record complete patient history according to ACR standards and departmental policies before each procedure.
Apply radiation safety protocols and adjust technical factors based on patient anatomy; ensure proper anatomical identification and orientation on images.
Conduct quality assurance and control activities in compliance with ACR, State Department of Health Services, and other credentialing requirements, using modality QA reports to support continuous improvement.
Maintain a safe, organized work environment by assessing patient conditions, applying appropriate support or restraining devices, and managing supply inventory.
Demonstrate professional and courteous behavior with patients, physicians, and colleagues.