Radiologic Technologist (X-Ray & Fluoroscopy) - Practice

The Radiologic Technologist is responsible for performing diagnostic X-ray imaging and assisting with fluoroscopic procedures to support pain management, orthopedic, and spine services. This role works closely with physicians, advanced practice providers, and clinical staff to ensure high-quality imaging, patient safety, and efficient clinical workflow. The technologist plays a key role in procedural accuracy, radiation safety, and overall patient experience.

• Perform high-quality diagnostic X-ray imaging according to physician orders and established protocols.
• Assist physicians during fluoroscopy-guided procedures, including pain management and spine interventions.
• Position patients correctly to obtain accurate imaging while ensuring comfort and safety.
• Operate and maintain imaging equipment in accordance with manufacturer guidelines and regulatory standards.

• Prepare patients for imaging and fluoroscopic procedures, explaining the process and addressing questions or concerns.
• Verify patient identity, procedure orders, and site before imaging.
• Adhere to radiation safety standards, including ALARA principles.
• Monitor patients during procedures and report any concerns to the clinical team promptly.

• Coordinate imaging workflows with providers, nursing staff, and clinical support teams.
• Maintain efficient patient flow to support clinic operations and procedural schedules.
• Assist with room setup and turnover for fluoroscopy-guided procedures.
• Communicate clearly with the care team regarding imaging findings or technical concerns.

• Accurately document imaging studies and fluoroscopy usage in the medical record.
• Maintain compliance with state and federal regulations, accreditation standards, and practice policies.
• Follow all HIPAA, privacy, and safety guidelines.
• Participate in quality assurance and process improvement initiatives as needed.

• Perform routine equipment checks and report maintenance or safety issues promptly.
• Ensure imaging rooms are clean, stocked, and procedure-ready.
• Support infection control and safety protocols at all times.

• Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology program.
• Current state licensure and ARRT certification required.
• Fluoroscopy experience in; pain management or spine experience preferred.
• Knowledge of radiation safety and imaging best practices.
• Strong communication, organizational, and teamwork skills.
• Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced outpatient clinical setting.

• Ability to stand, walk, and position patients for extended periods.
• Ability to lift and assist patients with positioning as needed.
• Exposure to radiation, bodily fluids, and procedural environments (with appropriate PPE).
• Ability to work flexible hours based on clinic or procedural schedules.