Radiologic Technologist
Radiologic technologists perform diagnostic imaging examinations, such as X-rays, on patients — preparing patients, positioning them and the equipment, operating the imaging machines, and working with radiologists and physicians.
◇ External source · Role definition and national outlook: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (May 2024)
Active jobs
6,520
Median salary
$84,946
$64.3k–$115.2k range
Posted this week
+231
Remote / telehealth
0%
2 open roles
SPECIALTIES · specialties
Radiologic Technologist specialties: openings and median pay
As of September 13, 2026, Radiologic Technologist hiring on SonicJobs spans 5 specialties. Ultrasound / Sonography Technologist is the largest with 1,814 active openings. Advertised pay ranges from $66,240 (X-Ray Technologist) to $95,904 (MRI Technologist).
| Specialty | Open jobs | Median | Median vs. highest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ultrasound / Sonography Technologist | 1,814 | $91k | |
| CT Technologist | 1,251 | $86.9k | |
| Mammography Technologist | 575 | $86.9k | |
| MRI Technologist | 368 | $95.9k | |
| X-Ray Technologist | 340 | $66.2k |
Source: aggregated from 6,520 live SonicJobs listings · 5 specialties · updated .
01 · QUICK ANSWER
What does a Radiologic Technologist do?
Radiologic Technologists perform diagnostic imaging such as X-rays. Entry typically requires an associate degree, and most states require a license or certification — with ARRT certification widely expected by employers.
02 · LIVE HIRING INSIGHTS
How many Radiologic Technologist jobs are open?
As of September 13, 2026, SonicJobs lists 6,520 active Radiologic Technologist jobs, with 231 posted in the last 7 days.
Posting freshness
Source: aggregated from 6,520 live SonicJobs listings · updated .
03 · SALARY & PAY
How much do Radiologic Technologists earn?
As of September 13, 2026, Radiologic Technologist roles on SonicJobs advertise a median salary of $84,946 (10th–90th percentile $64.3k–$115.2k), based on 2,328 of 6,520 listings that disclose pay.
| Annual range | Jobs | Share |
|---|---|---|
| 0k-20k | 5 | 0% |
| 20k-40k | 10 | 0% |
| 40k-60k | 132 | 6% |
| 60k-80k | 725 | 31% |
| 80k-100k | 925 | 40% |
| 100k+ | 531 | 23% |
- Median salary
- $84,946 · n=2,328
- Average salary
- $87,810 · n=2,328
- Salary coverage
- 35.71% · n=6,520
- Job count
- 6520 · n=6,520
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Source: aggregated from 6,520 live SonicJobs listings · 36% of listings disclose salary · updated .
04 · TOP LOCATIONS
Where are Radiologic Technologists most in demand?
As of September 13, 2026, Radiologic Technologist demand on SonicJobs is highest in California, Michigan, Florida, across 6,520 active listings.
| State | Open jobs | Median |
|---|---|---|
| California | 513 | $107.5k |
| Michigan | 380 | $62.3k |
| Florida | 374 | $70.1k |
| Illinois | 357 | $81.6k |
| Georgia | 350 | $79.5k |
| New York | 336 | $88.3k |
| Texas | 304 | $81.6k |
| Virginia | 264 | $81.5k |
Source: aggregated from 6,520 live SonicJobs listings · counts by state · updated .
05 · HIRING COMPANIES
Which companies are hiring the most Radiologic Technologists?
As of September 13, 2026, the top Radiologic Technologist employers on SonicJobs are RadNet, American Addiction Centers, Trinity Health.
Source: aggregated from 6,520 live SonicJobs listings · employer counts · updated .
06 · EMPLOYMENT TYPES
What types of Radiologic Technologist jobs are available?
As of September 13, 2026, Full time roles make up 74% of 6,520 active Radiologic Technologist listings.
Source: aggregated from 6,520 live SonicJobs listings · employment-type mix · updated .
08 · REMOTE & VISA
Are there remote or visa-sponsored Radiologic Technologist jobs?
As of September 13, 2026, 2 of 6,520 active Radiologic Technologist listings (0%) offer remote or telehealth work.
2
Remote / telehealth jobs
0% of active Radiologic Technologist listings.
Source: aggregated from 6,520 live SonicJobs listings · remote flag from listings; visa sponsorship is an editorial estimate · updated .
10 · LICENSES & CERTIFICATIONS
What licenses and certifications do you need?
Radiologic technologists typically need an associate degree from an accredited program. Most states require licensure or certification, and employers commonly require or prefer ARRT certification.
Licensure requirements per the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and NCSBN — see Sources.
11 · BENEFITS & BONUSES
What benefits do Radiologic Technologist jobs offer?
As of September 13, 2026, Paid time off is the most commonly advertised benefit for Radiologic Technologist roles, appearing in 67% of listings that disclose benefits (48% of all Radiologic Technologist listings).
Source: aggregated from 6,520 live SonicJobs listings · benefit mentions · 48% of listings disclose benefits · updated .
13 · FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Radiologic Technologist FAQ
Do radiologic technologists need to be certified?
Most states require a license or certification, and employers commonly require or prefer ARRT certification. Entry usually requires an associate degree from an accredited program. (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics)
What is the job outlook for Radiologic Technologists?
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects employment of radiologic and MRI technologists to grow 5% from 2024 to 2034, with about 15,400 openings each year on average. The median wage for radiologic technologists was $77,660 per year (May 2024). SonicJobs-advertised pay is shown in the salary section above.
SOURCES & METHODOLOGY
Sources & methodology
Live hiring, salary, location, employer, employment-type, remote, and benefit figures are aggregated from active Radiologic Technologist listings on SonicJobs and refreshed weekly; salary reflects employer-advertised pay where disclosed. Role definition, education, licensure, and national wage and outlook are sourced from the organisations listed under Sources.
- U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics — Occupational Outlook Handbook — National median wage, employment outlook, education and licensure
- American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) — National radiologic technologist certification