McFarland Clinic·Ames, Iowa
The Radiologic Technologist is responsible for positioning patients, operating radiologic equipment, and ensuring high-quality diagnostic images while maintaining safety standards. They also monitor patient vital signs, administer contrast media, and maintain accurate patient records.
Join a Team That Invests in Your Future
At McFarland Clinic, we believe in developing our team members and helping them build meaningful, long-term careers. We are seeking a Radiology Technologist who is passionate about patient care and excited to expand their skills across multiple imaging specialties.
This role offers unique cross-training opportunities into advanced imaging modalities—including CT & Mammography—giving you the ability to broaden your expertise and take your Radiology career to the next level.
If you’re looking for more than just a job—and want a career with growth, variety, and advancement opportunities—this is your chance to join a team that will invest in you.
Apply today and start building your future in Radiology with McFarland Clinic.
Certification/License
Current certification (ARRT) with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists.
Current BCLS certification.
Current state permit as General Diagnostic Radiographer.
Monday - Friday.
Pre-employment drug screen and criminal history background checks are a condition of hire.
McFarland Clinic offers a comprehensive benefits package, including health and dental insurance, 401(k), and PTO. Click here [https://www.mcfarlandclinic.com/media/cms/BENEFIT_SUMMARY_2022Hourly_5698BB42CD3C6.pdf] for details.
McFarland Clinic is an Equal Opportunity Employer McFarland Clinic makes every effort to comply with all requirements of federal, state and local laws relating to Equal Employment Opportunity.
Candidates must have completed an accredited radiologic technology course or hold an Associate Degree in Radiologic Technology. Current ARRT certification, BCLS certification, and a state permit as a General Diagnostic Radiographer are required.
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