Duke Health·Durham, North Carolina
The Radiologic Technologist will operate x-ray equipment to perform diagnostic imaging across various urgent care facilities. They are responsible for positioning patients, ensuring radiation safety, and assisting physicians with specialized radiographic procedures.
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Candidates must have completed an AMA-approved School of Radiology Technology and hold ARRT certification. At least one year of experience as a certified Radiologic Technologist is required.
Market context
Radiologic technologist openings in North Carolina urgent care settings are often competitive because employers look for ARRT certification, accredited training, and prior clinical experience. Float pool roles can appeal to candidates who want varied site exposure and steady patient-facing work, and the requirements and benefits on this platform are AI-summarized from the original job description to save research time. Before applying, confirm your ARRT status and be ready to describe one year of certified technologist experience in a fast-paced setting.