American Family Care·Smyrna, Tennessee
Perform safe diagnostic radiology exams following ALARA guidelines while supporting urgent care operations. Flex into medical assistant duties including triage, labs, and administrative tasks like insurance verification.
401(k) 401(k) matching Paid time off Why Join American Family Care? As a Radiologic Technologist (RT) — also known as an X-Ray Technologist or Rad Tech — with AFC, you’ll balance high-quality imaging with clinical support duties. This urgent care role is ideal for someone experienced in radiology and looking to combine patient-centered imaging with hands-on clinical work. What You’ll Do Work as an X-Ray Technologist while supporting urgent care operations. Perform diagnostic radiology (X-ray) exams safely, following ALARA. Collaborate with providers to ensure timely care. Flex into MA clinical duties (triage, labs, venipuncture, wound care) when not performing imaging/radiology. Support MR tasks (insurance verification, registration, payment collection). Maintain equipment QC and compliance logs. What We’re Looking For ARRT-certified (R.T. (R)) in good standing; Radiologic Technologist (RT/Rad Tech/X-Ray Technologist) state license where required. Active BLS certification required or must be obtained within defined onboarding period. 1+ year urgent care/ER imaging experience preferred. Strong insurance verification and EMR documentation skills. Flexible team player willing to cover MA/MR duties. Experience in radiology, CT, or MRI preferred. Why You’ll Love Working Here Competitive pay and benefits. Opportunities for CEUs and ongoing training. Supportive, collaborative team environment.
Must be ARRT-certified (R.T. (R)) with a valid state license and active BLS certification. Preference is given to candidates with over one year of urgent care or ER imaging experience.
Market context
In Tennessee, radiologic technician openings are commonly tied to hospitals, urgent care centers, and emergency settings, where fast-paced imaging support is needed. This role is competitive because employers often look for ARRT certification, a state license, active BLS, and prior urgent care or ER imaging experience. Before applying, confirm your credentials are current and review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here, which condense the original job description to save research time.
