Denver Health·Denver, Colorado
Perform high-quality general radiographic and fluoroscopic imaging studies and manage patient data within PACS and Epic systems. Ensure patient safety and comfort while maintaining imaging equipment and collaborating with radiologists for diagnosis.
We are recruiting for a mission-driven Radiology Technologist II - Evening to join our team!
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Level II is intended for candidates with at least 1 year of radiographic experience, current ARRT certification, and advanced clinical competency.
Radiographers at this level are expected to acquire and maintain super user status across all radiographic equipment (fixed and mobile), fluoroscopy units, and perioperative imaging systems such as the O-Arm and 3D C-Arm.
They also demonstrate proficiency in all imaging software platforms and provide training to peers as needed.
In addition, Level II technologists are knowledgeable in pediatric subspecialties, including mobile imaging techniques and Non-Accidental Trauma (NAT) studies.
Denver Health is invested in its team members, and we will help you get here if you do not yet qualify!
On-the-job training is available to support your advancement to this level.
If you do not meet these requirements, the Radiography Technologist I pay range is from $27.67 - $33.90 and requires current ARRT certification and requires 0 years of experience.
Under general supervision, performs general radiographic and fluoroscopic examinations at a technical level that does not require direct supervision. The Radiologic Technologist Intern II is a graduate of an accredited radiologic technology program who is awaiting registry certification. Performs a variety of technical imaging procedures that entail the application of ionizing radiation to produce diagnostic images for interpretation by a radiologist.
Performs high quality general radiographic/fluoroscopic imaging studies by selecting specific software parameters that will produce a quality image for use by radiologists in their determination of a diagnosis. To provide the necessary data for radiologists to interpret images, the technologist scans all relevant clinical information into the PACS, assigns prioritization box for the radiologists’ worklist, and then transmits current to the PACS. These activities must be completed immediately following examination completion, not to exceed 1 hour. Prepares and assists in administering contrast agents and determines any potential allergies to ensure compliance with departmental practices. (50%)
Uses Epic to input patient examination data and to place patient orders, when appropriate. Notates within the appropriate electronic/hardcopy document, as necessary, all pertinent patient information to comply with patient screening, ordering, charting, and medical record requirements (15%)
Ensures patient safety, comfort, and personal dignity by following appropriate patient care guidelines to include use of 2 patient identifiers. Transports patients to and from the Department of Radiology, as needed, to prevent patient flow delays. (15%)
Attends and participates in departmental huddles, general intradepartmental meetings, and Radiology’s in-services. (10%)
Maintains imaging and processing equipment by performing scheduled cleanings and tests; results of all cleanings and tests are documented, as appropriate. Contacts service personnel and notifies supervisory staff of equipment malfunctions. Maintains a clean and orderly working environment through wiping down examination tables, changing linens, stocking supplies, and washing/disinfecting general radiographic equipment. (5%)
Maintains imaging and processing equipment by performing scheduled cleanings and tests; results of all cleaning and tests are documented, as appropriate. Contacts service personnel and notifies supervisory staff of equipment malfunctions. (5%)
• Must have successfully completed an accredited ARRT program in Radiologic Technologies
• None required.
• BLS-Basic Life Support (BLS/CPR) - AHA - American Heart Association or American Red Cross Required
Shift: Days (United States of America)
$30.03 - $43.54 / hr
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As Colorado’s primary, and essential, safety-net healthcare system, Denver Health is a mission-driven organization that has provided millions in uncompensated care for the uninsured each year.
Located near downtown Denver, Denver Health is just minutes away from many of the cultural and recreational activities Denver has to offer.
Denver Health is an equal opportunity employer (EOE). We value the unique ideas, talents and contributions reflective of the needs of our community. All job applicants for safety-sensitive positions must pass a pre-employment drug test, once a conditional offer of employment has been made. Applicants will be considered until the position is filled.
Requires completion of an accredited ARRT program in Radiologic Technologies and BLS certification. Level II candidates specifically need at least 1 year of experience and advanced clinical competency, though on-the-job training is available.
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.