Select Specialty Hospital - Orlando Central·Orlando, Florida
The Radiologic Technologist is responsible for preparing patients and operating equipment to produce high-quality diagnostic images of bones, organs, and tissues. They must manage exam scheduling, perform various imaging protocols, and maintain equipment functionality.
Radiologic Technologist is responsible for preparing the patient for diagnostic procedures by explaining the process of the scans to the patient and properly positioning the patient to capture the appropriate images. The Technologist correctly operates equipment in order to produce cross-sectional images of patient's bones, organs and tissue. Understands and completes necessary requisitions for ordered exams in a timely manner and schedules all exams accurately. Performs diagnostic Radiographic/Fluoroscopic/CT exams on patients both in the department and with portable equipment. Demonstrates the ability to inject IV contrast media, as needed. Performs a variety of examinations, reconstructions and various printing protocols. Identifies various types of mechanical and electronic equipment failures in order to accurately diagnose general problems with radiographic machines and processors. Explains the procedure to the patient and answers any questions related to the equipment or the procedure. Properly moves and transports patients to and from department, as required. Orders necessary supplies and maintains par levels. Attends required in-services and orientations. Works closely with floor staff and builds positive relationships in order to facilitate excellent patient care.
At least two (2) years experience as a Registered Radiologic Technologist and hold current state license (as required). Must have ARRT or CMRT certification. Possess a Basic Life Support (BLS) certification by start date. Must be current with Continuing Education in all fields of licensure.
Experience operating facility-specific equipment desirable. Additional Data Equal Opportunity Employer/including Disabled/Veterans
Candidates must have at least two years of experience as a Registered Radiologic Technologist with ARRT or CMRT certification. A current state license and Basic Life Support (BLS) certification are also required.
Market context
Florida allied health laboratory roles often see steady demand in hospitals, reference labs, and outpatient settings, especially for candidates with licensure and hands-on experience. This type of role is competitive because employers typically want a relevant bachelor’s degree, a current Florida Medical Technologist License, and at least 2 years of lab experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your license status and tailor your application to the specific lab methods and settings in the posting.
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