Sauk Prairie Healthcare·Prairie du Sac, Wisconsin
The technologist performs various radiology procedures, including CT scans and/or mammography, applying prescribed protocols for diagnosis while coordinating procedures, quality assurance, and record keeping. Responsibilities also include receiving, positioning, and attending to patients, performing general diagnostic exams, and maintaining equipment.
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Title: Radiological Technologist
FTE: Per Diem
Schedule: Variable
Holiday Rotation: None
Weekend Rotation: None
On Call Requirements: None
Performs radiology procedures, including CT scans and/or mammography, at a technical level that does not require constant supervision but does require good judgment and professional expertise. Operates ionizing radiation equipment using ingenuity and initiative to apply prescribed protocols related to radiology technology for the diagnosis of various diseases and injury. Assumes responsibility for coordinating procedures, quality assurance and record keeping as related to departmental policy, radiation safety and attending to the patient's needs Procedures will be performed in hospital and operating room settings.
Receive, position, and attend to patients. Abstract pertinent data from patient, family and/or patient record. Perform general diagnostic exams, including, but not limited to fluoroscopy, surgical exams, and portables. Perform other diagnostic radiology procedures, which may include CT and/or mammography, properly sets technique and
protocol to maximize exam quality.
Perform EKG's and peripheral vascular studies. Understand the principles of radiation physics and maintains both patient and operator safety. Inject contrast media after receiving proper instruction. Keep equipment in working order; recognizes equipment malfunction and reports appropriate information to department
director.
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Market context
Per diem Radiological Technologist I roles in Wisconsin often attract candidates with current licensure and cross-training, especially when mammography and CT are part of the scope. This position is more competitive because it requires an accredited radiologic technology background, Wisconsin licensure, ARRT(R), BLS within 90 days, mammography experience, and CT certification within 24 months. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your mammography experience and readiness for CT credentialing before applying.
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