St. Peter's Health Regional Medical Center·Helena, Montana
Perform high-quality diagnostic imaging exams while ensuring patient safety and accurate anatomical alignment. Manage the full imaging process, including contrast administration, quality assurance, and transferring studies to PACS.
Confirm correct patient, exam, and pregnancy status before imaging.
Ensure comfort, safety, and accurate anatomical alignment.
Operate radiologic equipment using ALARA principles to produce high‑quality images.
Safely prepare, explain, and monitor IV or oral contrast when required.
Assess vitals and watch for medication or contrast reactions.
Review images, complete QA, and transfer studies accurately to PACS.
Use shielding, control exposure areas, and follow all safety standards.
Prepare supplies and assist with specialized or sterile imaging exams.
Explain procedures, risks, benefits, and post‑exam instructions clearly.
Work with technologists, nurses, and providers to ensure smooth workflow and excellent patient experience.
One to three years’ experience in radiology is preferred.
Graduate from an accredited school of Radiologic Technology required.
Current license in the State of Montana as a Radiology Technologist and registration with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) or a temporary license in the State of Montana and AART registry eligible with ARRT guidance required. Permanent license and registration with ARRT will be required within 5 months of hire. Current BLS is required.
Demonstrated ability to achieve cognitive, organization and emotional maturity to deal effectively with multiple tasks, stresses, deadlines, difficult situations and/or customers. Demonstrated ability for interpersonal/communication skills necessary for effective, non-judgmental, and empathetic patient care and customer relations. Demonstrated ability to receive feedback and ability to adapt to a changing environment, which requires flexibility in scheduling and department assignments.
Requires graduation from an accredited Radiologic Technology school and current BLS certification. Must hold or be eligible for Montana state licensure and ARRT registration.
Market context
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