FMOLHS·West Monroe, Louisiana
Performs radiologic exams and procedures while ensuring patient privacy and confidentiality. Responsible for the safe operation of radiologic equipment and adherence to infection control policies.
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.
Requires completion of a 2-year clinical training program and post-high school vocational training. Must hold ARRT certification and a current Louisiana Registered Radiologic license (LSRT), though new graduates are registry eligible.
Market context
In Louisiana, allied-health employers typically look for nuclear medicine technologists with current state licensure and dual ARRT and NMTCB registration, so demand tends to favor candidates who already meet all credentialing requirements. These roles are competitive because the required background combines an AMA-accredited radiologic technology education, a nuclear medicine certificate, and at least two years of experience in both nuclear medicine and radiology. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm your licenses, certifications, and experience match before applying.