Radiology Technologist in Oregon
Radiology Technologist in Oregon
Posted 20 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Perform routine diagnostic radiographic procedures following department protocols
- Ensure proper patient positioning, image quality, and radiation safety
- Collaborate with providers, nurses, and imaging staff to support efficient patient flow
- Document exams, patient history, and imaging details in the EMR
- Maintain equipment and report service needs
- Provide compassionate, patient-centered care across all age groups
- Follow all regulatory, safety, and quality guidelines
- ARRT (R) certification
- Oregon state license required (or willing to obtain)
- Previous hospital imaging experience preferred
- Strong communication skills and ability to work independently
- Commitment to patient safety and high-quality imaging standards
- Competitive pay based on experience
- Full benefits package (medical, dental, vision, retirement)
- Paid time off and continuing education support
- Opportunities for cross training and professional growth
- Why This Region
- Access to outdoor recreation, mountains, coastline, and urban amenities
- Vibrant arts, dining, and cultural scene
- Strong, community-oriented healthcare environment
- Sign on and Relocation bonuses may be available!
- To apply, email your resume to or call/text. I will call you as soon as I receive your application! OR Apply to this ad! Or you can view my calendar and schedule a call here: marinaka/job-opportunity- information-meeting
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