RadNet·Palm Springs, California
The technologist will perform high-quality radiologic and fluoroscopy exams while monitoring patient well-being and addressing their concerns regarding procedures. They must also respond to physician needs and maintain strict safeguards for patient property and health information.
Candidates must possess ARRT(R) certification, a State License in Diagnostic Radiologic Technology, and CPR/BLS certification. While at least one year of diagnostic imaging experience is preferred, the role requires passion for patient care and the ability to maintain professionalism and structure in a fast-paced environment.
Market context
California healthcare employers commonly seek radiologic technologists for hospitals, outpatient imaging centers, and urgent care settings, so demand is typically steady across the state. This role is competitive because candidates need a current California Medical Radiographer license, AHA BLS certification, and either one year of experience or an approved ARRT program for new graduates. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your license status and recent clinical experience before applying.