Radiology Technologist (Radiologic Technologist) — Night Shift
Location: St. Joseph, MI 49085 (On-site)
Schedule: Nights, 10-hour shifts — 9:00 PM–7:30 AM; every other weekend; no on-call
Pay: Not provided
Summary
Hiring a Radiology Technologist for an on-site hospital setting in St. Joseph, MI. This Radiology Technologist role focuses on routine diagnostic radiology, portable x-rays, trauma, and surgical imaging support. Ideal for an ARRT-certified technologist who works confidently on nights, follows ALARA radiation safety standards, and consistently produces high-quality images in a fast-paced clinical environment.
Responsibilities
- Perform routine diagnostic radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures using proper positioning and immobilization techniques
- Complete portable x-rays, trauma imaging, and surgery support imaging per department protocols
- Follow ALARA principles; utilize shielding and safety measures to minimize radiation exposure
- Verify patient identity and orders; confirm clinical history and required documentation before imaging
- Prepare patients for procedures, explain instructions, and help reduce anxiety while maintaining workflow
- Assist with contrast procedures (per policy), monitor dosage, and screen for potential allergies
- Evaluate images for technical quality; adjust parameters as needed and send images to PACS
- Support imaging equipment readiness, safe handling, and basic quality assurance; escalate malfunctions appropriately
- Maintain a clean, organized work area and ensure equipment is present/accounted for at shift start and end
- Participate in safety initiatives and complete required competencies; perform other duties as assigned
Qualifications
- ARRT (Radiographer) certification required (active upon hire)
- BLS required (AHA or Red Cross) within 90 days
- Associate degree in Radiologic Technology (or equivalent related experience) required; bachelor’s preferred
- Recent experience in diagnostic imaging, portable x-ray, and hospital-based workflow strongly preferred
- Working knowledge of radiation safety, patient positioning, image quality standards, and clinical documentation
- Comfortable in a night-shift environment with strong attention to detail, patient care focus, and teamwork mindset