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MAKO PROVIDER SOLUTIONS LLC·Crystal Lake, Illinois
Radiologic Technologist
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The Radiologic Technologist supports procedural imaging, sterile technique, and patient preparation within the lab. Responsibilities include operating imaging equipment, managing supplies, and maintaining procedural workflow efficiency.
Why VIS
Physician-owned. No hospital bureaucracy, no private-equity turnover. Decisions are made by the physicians who work alongside you.
Modern facilities. Purpose-built procedure centers with current-generation endovascular equipment. Not a hand-me-down lab.
Stable team. Low turnover across our nursing and tech staff. Our physicians have been practicing together for 16+ years.
Growth. Active expansion into the Chicago-metro sites.
The Radiologic Technologist supports procedural imaging, sterile technique, patient preparation, and procedural efficiency within the lab/ASC. This role is based at our Chicagoland location. (Wheaton and Crystal Lake, IL).
What You’ll Do
Circulate and scrub during procedures.
Prepare and clean procedural rooms.
Manage procedural supplies.
Operate imaging equipment.
Perform autoclave and sterilization functions.
Assist with vein preparation and patient positioning.
Maintain procedural workflow efficiency.
Support radiation safety compliance.
Candidates must hold ARRT registration or be registry-eligible and possess North Dakota state licensure as applicable. Previous experience in interventional or procedural imaging is preferred.
Market context
Illinois healthcare employers continue to seek radiologic technologists for hospitals, outpatient imaging centers, and mobile services, with demand often tied to patient volume and coverage needs. This role is competitive because ARRT certification, Illinois licensure, a clean driving record, and strong patient-care skills are commonly required, and the listed benefits include medical, dental, vision, PTO, and paid holidays. Before applying, confirm your credentials match the posting and review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time versus reading the original description.