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Memorial Health
Overview
Provides support to Radiologic Technologists by assisting with patient care, transport, and the film management process. Performs clerical duties, patient registration, and maintains a clean, safe environment in the diagnostic radiology area.
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Compensation
$17 - $25 / HOUR
Posted
3 days ago
Bon Secours Health System
The Radiological Technologist applies diagnostic imaging skills using ionizing radiation under authorized direction, obtaining patient history and ensuring proper documentation for licensed practitioners. This role involves positioning patients, applying radiation protection principles, operating imaging equipment, and assisting licensed practitioners with specialized procedures.
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4 days ago
Salinas Valley Health
The technologist performs specialized diagnostic and therapeutic procedures under minimal supervision, including operating modalities like X-ray, Angiography, or CT for various body areas. Responsibilities also involve comprehensive patient care during procedures, administering contrast, monitoring vital signs, and accurately documenting data in various hospital computer systems.
$54 - $66 / HOUR
8 days ago
Jackson Health
The Radiologic Technologist 1 operates radiological equipment for diagnostic examinations in various hospital settings, including taking radiographs of different body areas and assisting specialists during fluoroscopic procedures. Key duties involve positioning patients, adjusting equipment, ensuring radiation safety, computing technical factors for quality radiographs, and assisting with patient transport and basic care.
9 days ago
St. Cloud Hospital
The Radiologic Technologist will execute various general radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures across Diagnostic Imaging and Surgical environments using fixed and mobile equipment to support patient care. This role involves flexible deployment between departments, including providing essential intraoperative imaging support while collaborating with multidisciplinary clinical teams.
$34 - $52 / HOUR
The Radiological Technologist applies diagnostic imaging skills using ionizing radiation safely and effectively under authorized direction. Essential functions include obtaining patient history, positioning patients for imaging, applying radiation protection principles, and assisting licensed practitioners with specialized procedures.
10 days ago
Mercy Health BSMH
The Radiological Technologist applies diagnostic imaging skills using ionizing radiation under authorized direction, obtaining patient history and positioning patients for optimal imaging while ensuring patient comfort and safety. This role involves performing radiographic procedures, selecting and operating equipment, verifying consent, completing documentation, and assisting practitioners with specialized procedures while applying aseptic technique when necessary.
12 days ago
Bon Secours
The Special Procedures and Cath Lab Technologist assists the Licensed Practitioner in completing fluoroscopic and specialized interventional procedures. They prepare patients, document activities related to medications and radiation exposure, and ensure adherence to safety and confidentiality standards.
14 days ago
The Radiologic Technologist 1 operates stationary and mobile x-ray equipment for diagnostic examinations, producing radiographs of various body areas in emergency or hospital settings. Key duties include positioning patients, adjusting equipment, ensuring radiation protection, and assisting specialists during fluoroscopic procedures.
21 days ago
MyMichigan Health
The primary role involves accurately applying ionizing radiation for radiologic diagnosis by performing radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures, ensuring the highest quality radiograph with minimal patient radiation exposure. Responsibilities also include positioning patients and equipment correctly, providing necessary radiation protection, and adjusting technical factors based on anatomical knowledge and equipment operation.
This role involves accurately applying ionizing radiation for radiologic diagnosis by performing various technical procedures, ensuring the highest quality radiographs with minimal patient radiation exposure. Key duties include positioning patients and equipment correctly, providing necessary radiation protection, and adjusting technical factors based on anatomical knowledge and equipment operation.
The Radiological Technologist applies diagnostic imaging skills using ionizing radiation safely and effectively under authorized direction, obtaining patient history and ensuring documentation is available for licensed practitioners. Essential functions include positioning patients, applying radiation protection principles, operating imaging equipment, and assisting licensed practitioners with specialized procedures.
22 days ago
The Radiological Technologist obtains patient clinical history, positions and immobilizes the patient, and applies radiation protection principles to minimize exposure during diagnostic imaging procedures. This role involves operating imaging equipment, verifying consent, documenting procedures, and assisting licensed practitioners with specialized radiography.
Mercy Health
The Radiological Technologist applies diagnostic imaging skills through the safe and effective use of ionizing radiation under authorized direction, obtaining patient history and positioning patients for optimal imaging while minimizing radiation exposure. Essential functions also include performing radiographic procedures, assisting licensed practitioners with specialized procedures, and administering prescribed medications or contrast agents.
The Radiological Technologist applies diagnostic imaging skills using ionizing radiation under authorized user direction, obtaining patient history and positioning patients for procedures. Essential functions include applying radiation protection principles, operating imaging equipment, assisting practitioners with specialized procedures, and administering prescribed contrast agents.
23 days ago
The Radiological Technologist applies diagnostic imaging skills using ionizing radiation safely and effectively under authorized user direction, obtaining patient history and positioning patients for optimal imaging. Essential duties include performing radiographic procedures, verifying consent, assisting practitioners with specialized procedures, and administering prescribed medications or contrast.
Performs diagnostic radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures to assist physicians in patient diagnosis and treatment. Responsible for patient preparation, transport, and providing basic care during imaging exams.
$54 - $65 / HOUR
28 days ago
Cleveland Clinic
Radiology Technologists operate x-ray equipment to capture images for Radiologist interpretation, which involves preparing and positioning patients correctly while minimizing radiation exposure. They are also responsible for performing general radiology exams, portable exams, and fluoroscopic procedures, ensuring high-quality image acquisition and patient safety.
29 days ago
Radiology Technologists operate x-ray equipment to capture diagnostic images, ensuring patients are properly positioned and minimizing radiation exposure during general radiology exams, portable exams, and fluoroscopic procedures. Responsibilities also include acquiring, archiving, and transmitting images via PACS, maintaining patient comfort and safety, and educating patients about the procedures.
The Radiological Technologist obtains patient clinical history, positions and immobilizes patients for diagnostic imaging using ionizing radiation safely and effectively. Responsibilities also include assisting licensed practitioners with specialized procedures, verifying consent, and performing necessary documentation.
