X-Ray Technologist Job Summary The X-Ray Technologist will be responsible for performing a range of imaging studies in accordance with established protocols and procedures. This position will primarily involve working in general X-ray, operating room imaging, and portable imaging settings. The ideal candidate will demonstrate expertise in the use of equipment and possess the ability to work effectively in a team-oriented environment. Key Responsibilities • Perform X-ray examinations on patients, ensuring adherence to safety protocols. • Utilize equipment efficiently to produce high-quality diagnostic images. • Collaborate with radiologists and other medical staff to provide exceptional patient care. • Maintain and operate imaging equipment, reporting any malfunctions or necessary repairs. • Document procedures and maintain records in accordance with departmental policies. • Assist with portable imaging and operating room setups as required. Qualifications • Must hold a valid BLS certification (American Heart Association). • Current certification as a Radiologic Technologist by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) in radiography. • A minimum of 2 years of experience in a similar role is required. • Experience with OR/C-arm imaging is essential. • Strong knowledge of imaging equipment, specifically Siemens systems, and proficiency in using PACS software. Work Environment The X-Ray Technologist will work in a radiology department equipped with three X-ray rooms and five portable units. The average workload includes performing 20-30 exams per day in a fast-paced environment. Collaboration with a team of medical professionals, including radiologists, will be key to providing effective patient care. Schedule This position is designated for night shifts, with a schedule from Friday to Sunday, 7 PM to 7 AM. Candidates should be available for orientation and training at the commencement of their role. Additional Information • Self-scheduling options may be available. • Scrubs will be provided in royal blue or designated operating room colors. • No holiday work is required, although availability for Memorial Day may be necessary.