Role Overview: The Radiology Technologist performs general imaging procedures on adult and pediatric patients to aid in diagnosis and treatment. The role requires preparing patients and equipment, providing clear instructions, and independently executing radiographic exams, including portable and on-call procedures.
Qualifications & Skills: An associate degree or equivalent trade school education is required. Certification as a Radiology Technologist (Reg) is necessary, with preferred experience of at least 2 years and CPR certification. No prior supervised experience is needed, and Illinois licensure (excluding MRI) is required for applicable locations.
Key Duties: Prepare patients and equipment, inform patients about procedures with professionalism, and perform imaging examinations efficiently. Cross-training opportunities are available, and pediatric experience is not mandatory.
Benefits: Comprehensive health, dental, vision, and life insurance, disability coverage, retirement contributions, tuition assistance, flexible spending accounts, paid time off, and additional resources to support well-being.
This role is ideal for individuals seeking flexibility, professional growth, and a commitment to high-quality pediatric care in a supportive environment.