A Radiologic Technician or Technologist operates X Ray, MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) or CT (Computed Tomography) scan equipment to take diagnostic images of a patient. Works with doctors to obtain specific images necessary for medical diagnosis.
All Levels of Experience Welcome Position Summary:
Beacon Health System is seeking a Radiology Technologist to join our imaging team in Elkhart, Indiana. This role operates diagnostic imaging equipment , including CT and fluoroscopy, to produce high-quality images for physician diagnosis. The Radiographer communicates procedures to patients, ensures their physical and psychological comfort, and works under the direction of the Coordinator/Director and Radiologists.
Mission, Values, and Service Goals MISSION:
Deliver outstanding care, inspire health, and connect with heart.
VALUES:
Trust. Respect. Integrity. Compassion.
SERVICE GOALS
Personally connect. Keep everyone informed. Be on their team. Procedures and Examinations Perform radiology procedures according to physician orders and departmental protocols Evaluate radiographs for technical quality to ensure accurate diagnosis Exhibit skilled positioning techniques in complex situations (trauma, surgical, immobile patients) Consult with physicians for correct imaging levels Optimize images while minimizing radiation exposure (Boost, Pulse, Protocol Selection) Prepare sterile setups for fluoroscopy procedures per AORN Standards Turn over procedure rooms promptly using approved cleansing agents Image Management / Record Keeping Obtain accurate patient histories and document appropriately Verify patient exam charges and update as needed (credit, cancel, revise, add) Enter procedural information into the Radiology Information System (RIS) timely Ensure images are properly filed in PACS and correct issues when necessary Enter patient information accurately into the C-arm system Print images and charts for patients or clinical use Equipment Operation / Room Responsibility Recognize and troubleshoot equipment problems; report for repair as needed Operate all diagnostic imaging equipment safely Maintain clean and sanitary examination rooms Follow hospital radiation safety regulations; wear and submit radiation badges monthly Orient new staff and students to equipment and work areas Organizational Responsibilities Attend department meetings and participate fully in shared information Complete mandatory education, annual competencies, and department-specific training Maintain licenses and certifications (ARRT or ARRT-eligible, State Certification, CPR/BCLS) Follow universal precautions and ergonomic standards Comply with regulatory requirements, surveys, and internal policies Be available for overtime, additional shifts, and on-call responsibilities Commit to Beacon's Six-Point Operating System -
The Beacon Way :
Leverage innovation everywhere Cultivate human talent Embrace performance improvement Build greatness through accountability Use information to improve and advance Communicate clearly and continuously Education and Experience Graduate of an
AMA-accredited Radiography Program Required:
ARRT certification (or ARRT-eligible), Indiana State 'General Certification', CPR/BCLS No previous experience required; all levels of experience welcome Completion of CR Specialist Manual within 120 days (full/part-time) or 6 months if PRN Knowledge & Skills Skilled in positioning, technique, film critique, and departmental protocols Proficient in Computed Radiography, PACS, RIS, Clinical View, and Radiology Department networking Excellent teaching skills for instructing radiology students and supporting the team Knowledge of radiation protection and safety protocols for patients and staff Working Conditions & Physical Demands Must be able to respond to call within 30 minutes Eye strain from RIS systems and computer monitors Frequent lifting, bending, stooping, walking, standing, and sitting throughout shifts
