Position: Radiology Technician
Type: Permanent
Location: Massachusetts
Salary Range: $80,000 – $82,000
Experience Required: 1–3 Years
Position Summary
This role is ideal for a Radiology Technician looking to grow their career in a supportive and professional healthcare environment. The Radiology Technician will perform a variety of diagnostic imaging procedures using independent judgment and technical skill. Responsibilities include maintaining image quality, patient safety, and contributing to the efficient workflow of the radiology department.
Key Responsibilities
- Select and perform appropriate radiographic procedures according to physician orders and departmental protocols.
- Position patients correctly for optimal imaging and diagnostic results.
- Operate radiographic equipment with attention to radiation safety, including proper shielding, collimation, and image labeling.
- Minimize repeat imaging through quality positioning and technique.
- Maintain cleanliness and organization in work areas.
- Assist with clerical duties, patient transport, and departmental support tasks as needed.
- Perform daily quality control checks on imaging equipment and assist with processor/film sensitometry.
- Complete patient tracking, billing, and documentation tasks accurately and promptly.
Minimum Requirements
Education:
- Completion of an approved Radiologic Technology program (required)
- Associate degree in Radiologic Technology (preferred)
Licensure/Certification:
- Valid Massachusetts Radiologic Technologist license or temporary license (required)
- ARRT certification or eligibility to obtain certification within one year (required)
- BLS (Basic Life Support) certification (required)
Skills:
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills to explain procedures and interact with patients and staff
- Ability to manage workflow efficiently and collaborate with other healthcare professionals
- Commitment to safety, accuracy, and professionalism in patient care
This opportunity offers a supportive environment where professionals can thrive, contribute meaningfully to patient care, and grow their careers in medical imaging.