X-Ray Technologist – CT Positioner

Responsibilities

Perform high-quality X-ray examinations based on physician orders and clinical protocols; Assist in positioning patients for MRI and/or CT exams following training and protocol; Start IVs and administer contrast material as required for imaging procedures; Screen patients for contraindications to imaging procedures and document findings; Support remote technologists through ROCC by assisting with onsite tasks and patient coordination; Maintain accurate patient records and enter clinical notes into the Radiology Information System (RIS); Ensure compliance with radiation safety standards and infection control procedures; Monitor and maintain radiographic equipment, ensuring proper functionality; Work collaboratively with technologists, radiologists, and support staff to ensure smooth clinical operations; Provide compassionate, efficient, and professional care to all patients; Assist with workflow and operational support in the imaging center as needed

Requirements

Associate’s degree in Radiologic Technology or completion of an accredited radiologic technologist program; ARRT certification in Radiography; State radiologic technologist license (as applicable); BLS (Basic Life Support) certification; Documented experience in venipuncture and IV contrast administration; Strong working knowledge of radiographic procedures, anatomy, positioning, and safety practices; Proficiency in starting IVs and handling contrast media according to protocol; Familiarity with imaging software systems such as PACS, RIS, and EMR platforms; Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with a patient-centered approach; Ability to multitask and prioritize in a busy outpatient environment; Demonstrated professionalism and commitment to maintaining patient confidentiality; Adaptable and able to support remote and hybrid imaging operations (e.g., ROCC); Reliable, detail-oriented, and able to work independently as well as part of a team

Nice to have

1–2 years of experience in radiography in an outpatient, clinical, or hospital setting; Exposure to or training in CT or MRI