Job Description
Loyal Source Government Services is looking for 1 full-time Radiological Technologists (Multi-Modality) at the Durham VA Medical Center in Durham, NC.
Job Summary: The Radiologic Technologists will provide radiology (X-ray, CT, MRI, Ultrasound) services to eligible beneficiaries of the Durham VA Medical Center. Radiologic Technologists are required to deliver high-quality, compassionate, and consistent care to all individuals
Pay Rate: 38.67 / hr
Duties:
Registered Ultrasound Technologist / Medical Instrument Technician
- Provide diagnostically acceptable ultrasound studies that the healthcare team uses for diagnosis, therapeutic planning, and treatment.
- Perform standard diagnostic exams using spectral wave Doppler, power Doppler, and color flow imaging in these areas: small parts, abdomen, gynecologic (transabdominal and endovaginal), obstetric (emergent first trimester), breast, and vascular (aorta, deep vein thrombosis, upper/lower extremity arterial duplex, hemodialysis graft evaluation, venous mapping, venous insufficiency).
- Locate and characterize cold nodules; differentiate benign renal cysts from malignant neoplasms; evaluate renal disease, liver abnormalities, and pancreatic masses; and determine the presence or absence of abdominal aortic aneurysms.
- Assist radiologists with interventional procedures such as biopsies and fluid drainage, including determining depths, locations, and needle angles.
- Assist with invasive/special procedures using surgical sterile technique (scrub-in, tray preparation, supplying catheters and guide wires, sterile assurance, and post-exam cleanup).
- Work as part of the radiology team: anticipate radiologist needs and stay alert to patient condition, sterile field, and equipment to prevent contamination and recognize patient reactions.
- Teach ultrasound technique to radiology residents, fellows, and students; manage their scanning and image generation; advise the radiologist or referring physician of results and provide a preliminary diagnostic evaluation.
- Perform ultrasound administrative functions: desk coordination, patient and exam registration, monitoring Integrated Scheduling Solutions (ISS) check-in, processing requisitions, scheduling emergent add-ons, and assisting with scheduling and work-up of invasive procedures.
- Schedule exams to optimize exam times while keeping flexibility for emergencies, prioritizing patients as needed.
- Assist the section supervisor and radiologists in establishing protocols for routine exams, and use independent judgment when deviating from standard procedures.
- Participate in orientation and precepting of new ultrasound employees, including training for complex exams and invasive procedures.
- Explain exams to competent patients so they understand what will be done and any possible hazards.
Registered Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Technologist
- Independently perform most routine, urgent, and emergent MRI studies, with and without gadolinium-based contrast agents (GBCA), of the head, spine, musculoskeletal system, chest, extremities, and body performed at DVAHCS, as determined by demonstrated competency with each exam protocol, usually under general supervision.
- Perform limited advanced/complex MRI (breast, cardiac, lower extremity arterial or venous, upper extremity MRA, functional brain imaging) and interventional exams such as biopsies, under minimal direct supervision.
- Assist the radiologist with MR-guided biopsies: set up equipment, deliver specimens to the laboratory, and coordinate with other departments.
- Demonstrate competency in intravenous therapy for contrast administration; maintain active CPR certification per American Heart Association guidelines.
- Keep adequate medical consumable supplies and devices available through inventory monitoring and restocking.
- Follow facility and departmental patient and exam identification procedures so patients are correctly linked to their electronic medical record.
- Support a positive patient experience: monitor arrival status, communicate delays, explain imaging indications, preparation, contraindications, and possible adverse effects to consentable patients, and escalate complaints to supervisors or the patient advocate.
- Participate in orientation and precepting of new MRI technologists (protocols, scanner and accessory equipment, patient care workflows, and MRI safety processes).
Registered Computerized Axial Tomography (CT) Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist
- Perform CT exams of the head, neck, spine, chest, body, and extremities, with or without contrast, independently and without direct supervision; produce accurate, clear studies that support physician diagnosis and treatment.
- Confer with radiologists on non-standard exams; determine technical factors, positioning, and number and thickness of scans; advise radiologists or referring physicians of results and notify them immediately of scans needing attention.
- Perform CT angiography exams and reconstructions per protocol.
- Assist radiologists with CT-guided biopsies, aspirations, and drainages: set up equipment, prepare slides and specimens when lab personnel are unavailable, and deliver them to the laboratory.
- Set up the exam room with sterile supplies, contrast, catheters, and equipment; prepare and administer contrast orally, by enema, or intravenously under radiologist supervision; be certified to insert IV needles; and monitor vital signs.
- Explain exam indications, preparation, contraindications, and possible adverse effects to alert and oriented patients.
- Review new developments in CT through continuing education and strive to improve exam quality.
- Maintain stock of CT supplies and materials at optimal levels, with ample supplies before scheduled exams.
Registered Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist - Radiographic & Fluoroscopic Technician
- Perform independent technical work under the direction of a radiologist: operate general, computerized, and direct radiology equipment, and perform general diagnostic and fluoroscopic exams, including portable and C-arm procedures on the wards, in the operating and emergency rooms, ABI tests, DEXA scans, and other assigned areas.
- Perform the full spectrum of radiography and fluoroscopy per department SOPs for inpatients, outpatients, and emergency patients of varied acuity.
- Perform or assist with procedures such as GI exams, joint injections, arteriograms, cholangiograms, lumbar punctures, myelography, arthrography, venograms, Percutaneous Transhepatic Cholangiography (PTC), ABIs, and DEXA scans.
- Select technical factors, set up accessory equipment, and make exposures so all images are of acceptable diagnostic quality; confer with radiologists on non-standard exams (positioning, mAs, kVp) and notify them of films needing immediate attention.
- Operate computerized fluoroscopy equipment, C-arms, CR and DR stationary and portable equipment, laser cameras, and computerized record systems.
- Rotate as coordinator when assigned: work with lead technologists, radiologists, clinicians, and clerical staff on quality control, assignments, and customer satisfaction; schedule exams to keep flexibility for emergency add-ons.
- Provide one-on-one instruction to first- and second-year students on clinical rotation, instruct Radiology residents directly and indirectly, and lead residents through exams on positioning and routine procedures.
- Perform ultrasound-related administrative functions: ultrasound desk coordination, registration, ISS check-in monitoring, processing requisitions, and coordinating emergent add-ons and scheduling of invasive procedures such as biopsies; schedule exams to optimize exam times with flexibility for emergencies.
- Assist the section supervisor and radiologists in establishing routine exam protocols, using independent judgment when deviation from standard procedures is needed.
- Participate in orientation and precepting of new ultrasound employees, including training for complex exams and invasive procedures.
- There will be additional duties dependent on specialty*
Qualifications
- Minimum of 1 year of recent experience
- Shall be registered by one or both organizations for Ultrasound Technologist, CT Technologist, MRI Technologist, Radiographer, or Multi-Modality Technologist
§ American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers (ARDMS)
§ American Registry of Radiologic Technologist (ARRT)
- Must be Certified in two or more modalities/specialties
- Must have an active Basic Life Support Certification from the American Health Association
Location
508 Fulton St
Durham, NC 27705
Please note: this position is notional and contingent upon the award of a governmentcontract.
About Notional Opportunities:Notional opportunities are roles in the planning stages and contingent on contract awards.By applying to notional positions, you can express early interest, enhancing youremployment prospects and positioning yourself at the forefront of potential jobopportunities. This proactive approach gives you an edge and boosts your visibility toemployers, making it a strategic choice for those eager to explore future roles and expandtheir professional network
About Loyal Source
Loyal Source provides healthcare and technology solutions designed to improve outcomes and support mission-critical operations. Guided by innovation and purpose, we help organizations achieve success across complex challenges worldwide. Loyal Source is a military friendly employer and proud partner of the Military Spouse Employment Partnership program.
Loyal Source uses AI‑powered voice screening as part of our application process. After you apply, you will receive a brief qualification survey via text or email. Candidates who meet the position requirements will then be invited to complete a quick AI‑powered voice assessment. This easy, no‑scheduling‑required process helps us and the candidate move the hiring process forward faster.
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Date Posted: 11/13/2026
Job ID: a1WPe00000GB67JMAT
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