Radiology Technologist - $48 - $63/hr

We are seeking skilled Radiology Technologists to staff at several hospitals for various positions around Indianapolis and Mooresville. We are looking for candidates that are comfortable operating CT, X-ray, and Ultrasound. We currently have various 13-week contract options for day and night shifts available. Full-time, part-time, and weekend options are available. 1-2 years of experience is required. Please note that some positions will require the operation of both CT and X-ray. The pay rate is $48 - $63 per hour, this is subject to change due to contract availability, position, and facility location. 

Requirements of the Radiology Technologist

• Active ARRT Certification and Indiana State (ISDH) Licensure.
• ARDMS or ARRT will be accepted for Ultrasound Techs
• 1-2 years of recent and related experience, as required by the facility
• Must be able to work independently, yet together as part of a team
• Must be able to remain calm under pressure
• Proficient at taking vital signs and administering medication accordingly
• Active BLS, physical, TB test, and other medical compliance as required by the facility

Benefits for the Radiology Technologist

• Flexible schedule
• Weekly pay
• Bonus opportunities ($500 Contract Completion Bonus & Referral Bonus)
• Healthcare premium reimbursements (Qualifying FT employees)

Responsibilities of the Radiology Technologist

• Perform CT, X-ray, or MRI Scans on patients using specialized equipment to produce detailed and quality images.
• Prepare patients by identifying and assisting in removing objects that will interfere with radiology scans.
• Thoroughly explain procedures and safety equipment to ensure patient comfort and enhance understanding.
• Correctly position patients, ensuring alignment, and immobilize/support as necessary to obtain high-quality imaging.
• Operate machines and associated equipment while monitoring/assessing patient conditions.
• Maintain safety protocol at all times, minimizing unnecessary radiation exposures.
• Administers contrast agents as ordered following facility protocol and safety guidelines. Respond promptly to any adverse reactions.
• Review all radiologic images for quality and completeness and collaborate with radiologists as needed.
• Document all relevant patient care, and information in an electronic medical record.

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