PRN Radiologic Technologist (Monday-Friday)

Job Description

Job Description

Radiologic Technologist – PRN Position – Supports Multiple Locations in Greater Raleigh Area

We are seeking a highly skilled and patient-focused Radiologic Technologist with experience in orthopaedic imaging to join our dynamic clinical team. This role specializes in obtaining high-quality diagnostic images that assist our orthopaedic providers in delivering precise, effective care. From sprains to complex fractures, you'll be a critical part of the diagnostic and treatment journey for patients of all ages.

Key Responsibilities:

• Perform diagnostic radiologic imaging (X-rays) specific to orthopaedic protocols and positioning
• Collaborate with physicians to capture detailed views of musculoskeletal structures for accurate assessment
• Ensure appropriate imaging techniques based on patient condition, age, and mobility
• Maintain and calibrate imaging equipment for optimal performance and image clarity
• Practice strict adherence to radiation safety guidelines for patients and staff
• Ensure proper documentation, image storage, and EMR integration
• Provide clear instructions and reassurance to patients during imaging procedures
• Assist clinical staff in supporting patient flow and optimizing room turnover as needed

Qualifications:

• Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology program
• ARRT certification and valid state Radiologic Technologist license (as applicable)
• Minimum 1–2 years of radiologic experience; orthopaedic imaging experience strongly preferred
• Proficiency in PACS and digital radiography systems
• Strong interpersonal skills and a calm, professional demeanor
• Ability to adapt to varied patient needs, including pediatric and post-surgical cases

Physical Requirements:

• Physical guidelines include ability to be exposed to minimal radiation, stand/walk for up to eight hours/day, bend, stoop, twist, assist patients in turning, assist patient in arising from exam table, push wheelchair patients, and assist patient in arising from and returning to wheelchair.
• Physical requirements also include repetitive lifting of objects weighing up to 11 pounds with occasional lifting to 30 pounds.