X-Ray Tech

Position Overview

Xray Technologist All Locations
Schedule: Any Shift
Compensation: $32–$39/hour (Depending on registered experience)

The X-ray Technologist performs duties under the direction of the Radiologist, Technical Director, and Chief Technologist. May be required to cover or rotate to any facility or changing shift, and must be available for overtime if needed due to patient needs/demands.

Key Responsibilities

• Performs duties under the direction of the Radiologist, Technical Director, and Chief Technologist.
• May be required to cover or rotate to any facility or changing shift and be available for overtime as needed.
• Prepares proper contrast media for various radiographic procedures.
• Reports any malfunctions of radiographic equipment to the appropriate personnel.
• Trains and directs others in the proper use of technique and positioning.
• Performs administrative tasks as directed by the Chief Technologist and/or Medical Director.
• Works as an effective team member/leader with co-workers and other personnel.
• Participates in cross-training activities for professional growth.
• Completes additional duties as assigned.

Required Qualifications

• Must be a Registered Technologist in good standing with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists or its equivalent and the State of Nevada.
• A.R.R.T. and State licensure/registry are required.
• Possess thorough knowledge of radiation protection principles, radiographic positioning, exposure factor formulation, and aseptic technique.
• Demonstrates knowledge and skill in the administration, side effects, and complications of contrast media.
• Has basic skills in the care of IV catheters, N.G. tubes, chest tubes, various ostomies, and managing isolation conditions.
• Identifies hazardous materials and demonstrates an understanding of MSDS sheets.
• Understands and utilizes all functions of digital imaging.
• Possesses thorough knowledge of PACS and workflow processes to provide maximum efficiency.
• Demonstrates the ability to provide care appropriate to the patient's age.
• Exhibits patience, tact, and courtesy when interacting with patients, visitors, and doctors.