X-ray Tech

Job Summary The X-Ray Technician performs diagnostic radiographic procedures in accordance with physician orders and established protocols to support accurate diagnosis and treatment. This role ensures high-quality imaging, maintains radiation safety, and supports patient care activities within surgical, outpatient, or clinical settings. The X-Ray Technician may assist with basic clinical and clerical tasks as needed to facilitate smooth workflow and patient care. Essential Functions Performs radiographic examinations, including intraoperative and fluoroscopic imaging, following appropriate protocols and safety standards. Positions and secures patients for optimal imaging results and ensures accurate labeling and uploading of images into the electronic record. Verifies proper shielding of all individuals present during imaging procedures and adheres to ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) principles. Maintains radiologic equipment, including cleaning, quality checks, and coordination of preventive maintenance and regulatory inspections. Tracks and monitors radiation safety measures, including dosimetry badge usage and apron quality checks. Assists in educating staff and patients on radiation safety practices and device usage. Supports clinical care activities as needed, including assisting with patient transfers, OR suite turnover, and maintaining a safe and organized work environment. Participates in inventory management and supports compliance during regulatory surveys. Collaborates with care teams to ensure timely imaging and communication of results. Performs other duties as assigned. Maintains regular and reliable attendance. Complies with all policies and standards. Qualifications 1-2 years of clinical experience as a Radiologic Technologist required Intraoperative imaging or orthopedic/spine experience preferred Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Proficient in radiographic and fluoroscopic imaging procedures. Strong understanding of radiation safety and protective practices. Effective communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to manage stressful situations with professionalism and tact. Strong organizational skills and attention to detail. Knowledge of regulatory requirements and equipment maintenance protocols. Compassionate and patient-focused approach to care delivery. Ability to work collaboratively in surgical, urgent care, or outpatient settings. Licenses and Certifications ARRT

• American Registry of Radiologic Technologists certification required Licensed Radiologic Technologist as applicable by state required BCLS
• Basic Life Support required ACLS
• Advanced Cardiac Life Support preferred PALS
• Pediatric Advanced Life Support preferred ABLS
• Advanced Burn Life Support preferred