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Surgical Radiologic Technologist

Posted 7 days ago

park city surgery centerRiverton (UT)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$78000 - 98000 per year

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About the role

Park City Surgery Center seeks a detail-oriented Radiology Technician to support outpatient orthopedic and pain management procedures. In this role, you will perform high-quality intraoperative and diagnostic imaging, position patients safely, operate C-arms and other imaging equipment, and follow strict radiation safety and infection control standards. You will collaborate closely with surgeons, anesthesia, and nursing staff to support efficient case flow, verify imaging orders, document accurately in patient records, and help maintain equipment readiness in a fast-paced, patient-first environment. Perform high-quality intraoperative and diagnostic imaging for surgical cases Position patients safely and comfortably for imaging procedures Operate and troubleshoot C-arms and other radiologic imaging equipment Adhere to radiation safety, ALARA principles, and infection control protocols Verify imaging orders and patient identity, ensuring accurate documentation Collaborate with surgeons, anesthesia, and nursing staff during procedures Maintain imaging equipment readiness and report service needs Manage image storage, transfer, and PACS workflows as applicable Support efficient case turnover and on-time surgical schedules Provide clear, respectful communication with patients and clinical team Radiographic imaging techniques C-arm operation Patient positioning for surgery and imaging Radiation safety and ALARA practices Infection control and OR protocols Image management/PACS use Basic equipment troubleshooting Medical terminology Electronic health record documentation Communication with surgical and anesthesia teams Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance 401k Current ARRT certification in Radiography (or eligibility) Valid state radiologic technologist license (or ability to obtain) BLS certification for healthcare providers Knowledge of OR and sterile field protocols Radiation safety and ALARA training

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