FMOLHS·Baton Rouge, Louisiana
The Radiology Technologist performs radiologic exams and procedures while ensuring patient privacy and confidentiality. They are responsible for the safe operation of radiologic equipment and must maintain current knowledge of the equipment used.
Performs radiologic exams and procedures. Provides patient privacy and confidentiality. Ensures patient care is performed in an efficient manner, meeting standards consistent with infection control policies and OLOLRMC Standards for Service Excellence. Responsible for the safe operation of radiologic equipment utilized in patient care and maintains current knowledge of the operation of any equipment used.
Candidates must have 2 years of clinical training in an AMA approved program and hold an American Registry Radiologic Technologist (ARRT) certification along with a current Louisiana Registered Radiologic license. New graduates are also eligible if they meet the licensing requirements.
Market context
Support-services roles in Louisiana are often steady-demand positions in hospitals and care settings, especially when facilities need staff who can work safely around patients and clinical teams. These jobs are competitive because employers often prefer candidates with CNA credentials, BLS/CPI training, and prior hospital or telemetry experience. Before applying, confirm your certification status and note that the job requirements and benefits shown here are AI-summarized from the original job description, which can save you time researching each posting.