What are the responsibilities and job description for the Radiology Technician - FT, PT, and PD Positions Available position at Seacrest Behavioral Health?
Overview
Join a healthcare team performing diagnostic radiographic examinations using advanced imaging equipment to produce high-quality images for interpretation. Under supervision, you will operate radiographic devices, prepare examination rooms, and ensure patient safety and comfort through compassionate care. Responsibilities include verifying physician orders, maintaining equipment, managing records, and contributing to departmental efficiency. You will also participate in teaching and learning activities, and strive to enhance patient satisfaction by providing courteous, patient-centered service aligned with departmental goals.
Qualifications
Must be enrolled in an accredited Radiologic Technology program. Demonstrated technical skills in routine radiography, with ARRT certification and Connecticut State Radiographer License required within 120 days. CPR certification within six months. Skills include digital imaging, computer/PACS applications, and strong communication. Ability to manage patient schedules, uphold professional values, and contribute to clinical training. Expected to achieve licensure and certification promptly, with ongoing performance assessments.
Join a healthcare team performing diagnostic radiographic examinations using advanced imaging equipment to produce high-quality images for interpretation. Under supervision, you will operate radiographic devices, prepare examination rooms, and ensure patient safety and comfort through compassionate care. Responsibilities include verifying physician orders, maintaining equipment, managing records, and contributing to departmental efficiency. You will also participate in teaching and learning activities, and strive to enhance patient satisfaction by providing courteous, patient-centered service aligned with departmental goals.
Qualifications
Must be enrolled in an accredited Radiologic Technology program. Demonstrated technical skills in routine radiography, with ARRT certification and Connecticut State Radiographer License required within 120 days. CPR certification within six months. Skills include digital imaging, computer/PACS applications, and strong communication. Ability to manage patient schedules, uphold professional values, and contribute to clinical training. Expected to achieve licensure and certification promptly, with ongoing performance assessments.