Telluride Regional Medical Center·Telluride, Colorado
Perform radiologic imaging procedures safely according to ASRT guidelines and department protocols. Maintain and operate radiology equipment while collaborating with clinical and administrative staff.
Telluride Regional Medical Center is seeking to hire a PRN Radiology Technologist Under the general supervision of the Radiology Manager, the Radiology Technologist works closely with patients when performing radiologic imaging procedures.
The responsibilities of the Radiology Technologist include performing procedures safely and according to ASRT guidelines and department protocols using appropriate collimation and positioning, maintaining and operating radiology equipment.
There is an expectation of productive collaboration with the clinical and administrative staff, Emergency Department Physicians, Family Practice Providers, and the Telluride Regional Medical Center Administration.
Education or Formal Training Must have a current ARRT License and be a graduate of a professional radiologic technologist school.
Current ARRT, including CT certification, and BLS certification.
A minimum of 2 years in radiology and recent CT experience.
A minimum of 2 years’ experience in a similar role performing a similar function. Must meet all state requirements within 6 months of hire if applicable. This position is PRN and non-exempt and will be a 24-hour shift with some fill in 8-hour shifts. The pay range for this position is $44-$49/hour.
Telluride Medical Center is an Equal Opportunity healthcare provider, providing the highest quality, comprehensive Primary Care and exceptional Emergency & Trauma services to all residents and visitors to our region. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all.
Candidates can apply at www.tellmed.org
Must be a graduate of a professional radiologic technologist school with current ARRT and CT certifications, as well as BLS certification. A minimum of 2 years of experience in radiology and recent CT experience is required.
Market context
In Colorado, allied health employers commonly look for radiation therapists who are licensed, ARRT-certified, and trained through an accredited program, with entry-level to early-career experience often accepted. These roles can be competitive because facilities want candidates who can start safely in a high-precision setting and work closely with oncology teams. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this page to save research time, then confirm your license status and ARRT credentials before applying.