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Imaging Services Student Tech, UPMC

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UPMC

Seneca, PA (In Person)

Full-Time

Posted 6 weeks ago (Updated 2 weeks ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 6/27/2026

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Job Description

Are you a second-year Radiology student looking to get hands-on work experience while maintaining a flexible schedule for school? Join UPMC Northwest in Seneca, PA as a casual Imaging Services Student Tech today! Why Join Us? Get paid to train! Flexible hours around YOUR school schedule! Work with and learn from a great team of highly skilled Technologists!
Work Schedule:
Daylight and evening hours available - we will work with your school schedule! Weekend shift No holidays required! The Diagnostic Radiology department is a fast-paced, team-oriented setting where Student Techs can gain valuable, hands-on trauma experience! This position is designed for Imaging students to expand their skills and ready them for the workforce - join us today!
Responsibilities:
Complete procedures under the supervision of a Radiologist or Technologist. Assist with positioning and performing exams. May utilize complex imaging equipment for the acquisition, analysis, reconstruction, and documentation of image data. May perform daily equipment inspections, warm up procedures, and follow Quality Control Program under supervision of a Technologist. Assist Radiologist and Technologist setting up contrast. However, will never be responsible for loading or priming the injector. Follow radiation safety standards and protocols. Arrive patients, track exams, scan scripts, and schedule exams in the Radiology Information Systems.