RadNet·New City, New York
The technologist will perform high-quality DEXA (Bone Density) and diagnostic radiographic services, limited to chest, extremities, skull, and torso-skeletal areas, while monitoring patient well-being during exams. Responsibilities also include evaluating the technical quality of radiographs and responding to physician inquiries regarding the exams.
Candidates must possess sound judgment, professional communication skills, and a structured approach to work in a fast-paced environment, requiring a minimum of 5+ years of leadership experience. A high school diploma or GED, BLS/CPR certification, and potentially state licensure/ARRT certification are mandatory, along with experience in a high-volume setting.
Market context
In New York, radiologic technologist openings are often competitive because employers look for a current New York State Radiologic Technologist license, strong communication skills, and readiness to cross-train in MRI and CT. Prior MRI experience can strengthen an application, and the listed health benefits, retirement options, career advancement opportunities, paid MRI cross-training, and salary range are AI-summarized from the original job description to save you research time. Before applying, confirm your license status and be ready to explain any imaging experience that supports cross-training.