Job Description
UCHealth seeks a Radiologic Technologist to deliver high-quality diagnostic imaging that supports accurate, timely patient care. In this on-site role, you'll perform radiographic exams using advanced equipment, prioritize safety with strict radiation and infection-control standards, and provide respectful, compassionate patient interactions. You'll collaborate closely with radiologists, nurses, and providers in an innovative, academic-affiliated health system that values teamwork, diversity, and continuous learning. UCHealth offers robust training, career development, and exposure to leading-edge medicine, enabling you to grow your skills while meaningfully impacting community health.
Responsibilities
- Perform diagnostic radiologic procedures following physician orders and UCHealth protocols
- Operate and maintain radiology equipment ensuring high-quality, accurate imaging
- Verify patient identity, explain procedures, and provide safe, compassionate care
- Apply radiation safety principles and ALARA standards for patients and staff
- Position patients correctly and adjust technical factors to obtain optimal images
- Collaborate with radiologists, nurses, and care teams to support timely diagnoses
- Document procedures and maintain accurate electronic medical records
- Monitor patients during and after imaging, responding to changes in condition
- Follow infection prevention, quality, and regulatory standards
- Participate in ongoing education, competency validation, and process improvement
Required Skills
- Diagnostic radiography (X-ray positioning and techniques)
- Operation of digital radiography and fluoroscopy equipment
- Radiation safety and dose optimization (ALARA)
- Patient positioning, transfer, and immobilization
- PACS and RIS/EHR documentation
- Infection prevention and control practices
- Anatomy, physiology, and imaging protocols
- IV contrast preparation/assistance and safety screening
- Communication with patients and interdisciplinary teams
- Troubleshooting basic equipment and image quality issues
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