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Radiology Tech III: Pain Management

Hoag

#Regulatory Compliance #Quality Improvement #Pain Management #Acute Care #ARRT #Radiologic Technologist #Title 22 #AHA BLS #Hospital Based

Quick overview

The Radiologic Technologist III must demonstrate proficiency in performing all level I, II, and III diagnostic radiologic procedures under supervision, while also participating in the continuous quality improvement process. This role requires maintaining working knowledge of all departmental policies, procedures, and specific regulatory requirements, including those related to health facilities and radiation control.

Requirements summary

Candidates must possess an Associate's Degree or higher and be a graduate of an ARRT approved Radiologic Technology program, requiring three years of radiology experience, preferably in an acute care setting if hospital-based. Required licensure includes the State of California Radiologic Technologist (CRT) License & Fluoroscopy Permit, along with AHA BLS and ARRT Radiology certifications.

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Duties and Responsibilities

All Radiologic Technologists are state and nationally registered professionals. Under the direction of the technical supervisor and medical director, the radiologic technologist III demonstrates proficiency in all skills required to competently perform all level I, level II & level III diagnostic radiologic procedures. Hospital based positions include call responsibility. Performs other duties as assigned.

All Radiologic Technologists project an image of professionalism in communication, appearance and conduct and support the Radiology Department mission. They participate in the continuous quality improvement process while maintaining a working knowledge and following all departmental and organizational policies and procedures. This knowledge may include the use of specialized instrumentation and quality control requirements, as well as specific regulatory requirements of Title 22, California Licensing & Certification of Health Facilities and Title 17, California Radiation Control Regulations. Performs other duties as assigned that do not violate laws or regulations that require personnel with special licensure.

Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian is a nonprofit regional health care delivery network in Orange County, California, consisting of three acute-care hospitals with sixteen urgent care centers, eleven health centers and a network of more than1,800 physicians, 100 allied health members, 8,000 employees, and 2,000 volunteers. More than 30,000 inpatients and 550,000 outpatients choose Hoag each year.

For over 70 years, Hoag has delivered a level of personalized care that is unsurpassed among Orange County’s health care providers. Since 1952, Hoag has served the local communities and continues its mission to provide the highest quality health care services through the core strategies of quality and service, people, physician partnerships, strategic growth, financial stewardship, community benefit and philanthropy.

Hoag offers a comprehensive blend of health care services including six institutes providing specialized care in the areas of cancer, heart and vascular, neurosciences, women's health, orthopedics, and digestive health through our institutes.

Hoag was the highest ranked hospital in Orange County in the 2024-2025 U.S. News &World Report, the only Orange County hospital ranked in the top 10 for California. The organization was ranked the #5 hospital in the Los Angeles Metro Area and the #10 hospital in California.

To learn more about Hoag’s awards and accreditations, visit

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