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Ironside Human Resources·Hancock County, Illinois
Radiologic Technologist
Performs radiographic and diagnostic procedures under the direction of a radiologist. Operates radiologic equipment to produce clinical diagnostic x-ray images and prepares necessary supplies and patient rooms.
A medical facility located near Carthage, Illinois is seeking a full-time, permanent Radiologic Technologist to join their team! The Radiologic Technologist
Full-time, direct hire position Evening shift, 1:30p-10p Great radiology leadership and administration team! Under the direction of a radiologist, performs radiographic procedures and diagnostic procedures at a technical level not requiring constant supervision of technical detail. Administers roentgen rays. Operates radiologic equipment to make clinical diagnostic x-ray image, processes images, prepares patient's room, equipment, supplies, and medications. The Radiologic Technologist
Graduate of an accredited program in radiologic technology. Must have ARRT Certification Licensed by the Illinois Department of Nuclear Safety The Illinois Location: Near a college town in western Illinois, known for its quiet atmosphere and strong sense of community. The surrounding region features farmland, parks, and outdoor recreation, giving it a distinctly rural Midwest character. Offering a slower pace of life with a mix of academic energy and small-town charm.
Requires graduation from an accredited radiologic technology program. Must hold ARRT certification and a license from the Illinois Department of Nuclear Safety.
Market context
Illinois healthcare employers continue to seek radiologic technologists for hospitals, outpatient imaging centers, and mobile services, with demand often tied to patient volume and coverage needs. This role is competitive because ARRT certification, Illinois licensure, a clean driving record, and strong patient-care skills are commonly required, and the listed benefits include medical, dental, vision, PTO, and paid holidays. Before applying, confirm your credentials match the posting and review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time versus reading the original description.